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Cheers!
Looking to get into the vacation “spirit” while you are visiting? The Grand Strand offers an abundant array of places from tiki-bars to upscale restaurants. Here are a few of our favorite beachy drinks. CHERRY BAYBREEZE 2 oz. cherry vodka, 3 oz. cranberry juice, 1.5 oz. of pineapple juice. Mix all ingredients in a tall […]
Beach Reads
There is nothing better than a comfy chair, a refreshing drink, and the smell of a soft ocean breeze when enjoying some relaxing time, whether it be poolside or while lying in the warm sand. Throw in a captivating book and you may catch your vacation time slipping away faster than expected. When the book includes […]
Help Us Help Our Turtles
⚓️ Fill your digs. Baby Turtles can get stuck in holes. ⚓️ Leave only your footprints on the beach at the end of the day. Please keep our beaches clean. ⚓️Lights out. Mother turtles make nests by moon light (May to Mid-August) and new hatchlings find their way home by the moonlight’s reflection on the water […]
Warbird Memorial Park
Many of our visitors have been coming to the area since well before 1993 and fondly remember the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base that was located where Market Common now stands, adjacent to the Myrtle Beach International Airport. The base was officially opened in 1954 and closed in 1993. Not only was it a large […]
Swim Safe
The Grand Strand is blessed with 60 miles of wide, sandy, and generally very safe beaches – perfect for the many visitors who come each year. Responsible swimming requires paying attention to the lifeguards, the weather, understanding the surf and the variety of conditions. Always pay attention to the Lifeguard’s flags. If you are caught […]
Celebrating 40 years of SC’s State Dance: The Shag
It was the 1940s, and a cross-fertilization of culture was underway along the Carolina coast in the local juke joints and teen-age hangouts. Rhythm and Blues music had found its way into the jukeboxes and the local beach bums, displaying the typical slowed-down Southern life style, re-invented the faster-paced jitterbug into what would become the […]
