From Barefoot Landing to Little River, the north end of the Grand Strand has plenty of options for dining with a view! Catch the sunset over the Intracoastal Waterway or just relax and watch the waves crash on the shore of the mighty Atlantic – all while enjoying great food! Crab Catchers on the Waterfront… Read more

From just north of the North Carolina border to Barefoot Landing. Visitors along the northern end of the Grand Strand know they have found paradise – sparkling shores, beach music and enough memory-making, vacation fun to please every member of the family. This section of the beach brings folks back year after year to enjoy… Read more

Waterfront restaurants abound along the south end of the Grand Strand! Enjoy delicious food and drink while gazing at the marsh or ocean. Ahhh, life just doesn’t get much better! Austins Ocean One/ Cabana Café 1 Norris Dr., Litchfield Beach 843-235-8700 austinsoceanone.com Conch Café 1870 N Waccamaw Dr., Garden City 843-651-6556 conchcafe.net Gulfstream Café 1536… Read more

A rainy day shouldn’t spoil your vacation fun! There is so much to do indoors that you may choose one of these activities even when the sun is shining! Children’s Museum of South Carolina, 2204 N. Oak Street, across the street from the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, cmsckids.org. There is fun and exploration for children… Read more

It’s hard to beat a delicious meal served with a waterfront view that takes your breath away! While you are in Myrtle Beach, be sure to take advantage of these “only on the Grand Strand” dining spots where the food is always served on the water. Bummz Beach Café 2002 N Ocean Blvd 843-916-9111 bummz.restaurantwebexpert.com… Read more

Angus Steaks & Seafood 2011 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach angussteakandseafood.com The best way of making a perfectly tender steak is to have it hand cut by an experienced butcher. Luckily, they have the right guy! The USDA-choice steaks are hand-cut in the restaurant daily, to ensure you get them as fresh as they can… Read more

Of course, when you come to Myrtle Beach, you want to spend time in the water! On the beach at 3rd Avenue South, Ocean Watersports (see ad on page 13) has so many ways to have fun and get wet! The most experienced parasailing outfit on the Grand Strand, Ocean Watersports has been serving satisfied… Read more

The beaches on the south end are quieter and less crowded, inviting leisurely strolls to find that perfect shell. Surfside Beach, known as “The Family Beach,” is the only non-smoking beach in the area and public beach accesses have parking. Beach wheelchairs are also available through the Surfside Beach Public Safety Department. The iconic Surfside… Read more

The southern end of the Grand Strand encompasses several smaller communities and one historic city. Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach, Murrells Inlet, Litchfield, Pawleys Island and Georgetown are all unique communities with a shared, laid back lifestyle that draw visitors who enjoy a slower pace. The Town of Surfside Beach is a small beach town… Read more

A Myrtle Beach vacation will leave visitors with wonderful memories, but it’s always fun to take home a few items. Be sure and stop at the Gay Dolphin (See ad on page 27) on Ocean Boulevard, one block south of the SkyWheel. Family owned since 1946, this is much more than a gift shop, this… Read more

There is so much to do after dark in Myrtle Beach! Celebrity Square in Broadway at the Beach is one of the Grand Strand’s hottest nightlife spots. OZ is located on the corner and connected to Malibu’s Surf Bar. OZ is a nightlife experience unlike any other. Each night features a different themed look, feel… Read more

Well-prepared and delicious, a good meal is one of life’s pleasures, and an important part of any vacation is enjoying your favorite foods. Locally, trained chefs prepare a dizzying variety of cuisines for your dining pleasure. Seafood, of course, is served in every way imaginable, from the traditional Murrells Inlet or Calabash seafood platter to… Read more

Grab that new bathing suit or tee shirt and shorts and get outside! There is so much to do in Myrtle Beach’s great outdoors. Sand and Surf Our beaches are some of the best in the world, and enjoying them is THE reason to visit Myrtle Beach. Along Ocean Boulevard are signs for public beach… Read more

Myrtle Beach, the Queen of the Grand Strand, is a coveted destination that calls visitors back year after year. Her beautiful, sandy beaches are always a first stop, but visitors will find so much more – fabulous shopping, a dizzying array of entertainment and, of course, delicious and diverse dining on every corner. This town… Read more