Given that Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is regularly ranked among the best family vacation spots in the United States, I wasn’t surprised to see that it has so many entertaining attractions and activities.
Myrtle Beach is a place where you may discover something new to do each time you visit, catering to visitors of all ages and interests. Additionally, you won’t have to worry about growing tired of your old favourites.
Boardwalk Strolling, Dining and Shopping
The ideal spot to stroll or jog while admiring the seaside views is the almost 2-kilometer-long Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade, which is located in the centre of the downtown district. Alongside fantastic shops where you can treat yourself to a memento or purchase a gift for family and friends to bring home, the boardwalk is lined with restaurants that appeal to all tastes and budgets. There are also free nightly concerts on the boardwalk during the summer.
Sandy beaches and sunshine
Myrtle Beach has over 96 kilometres of stunning beaches, making it the perfect destination for tanning enthusiasts. Take an active lifestyle by trying your hand at diving, kayaking, parasailing, or getting on a boat for a dolphin-watching excursion. If it sounds too strenuous, then just relax on the beach and take in the lovely weather and sounds of the waves gently crashing.
Get Elevated with the SkyWheel
The SkyWheel is a must-see attraction that provides breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean shoreline from its enclosed, temperature-controlled gondolas. Come in the evening to witness the more than a million LED lights on the SkyWheel illuminate the night sky. Seeing the colours change is a breathtaking sight.
Entertainment at Broadway at the Beach
Next, take advantage of Broadway at the Beach, which is close by, which offers more than 141 hectares of dining, shopping, entertainment, and nightlife, including multiple places to dance the night away. This bustling location offers a variety of activities, including ziplining, driving bumper cars, watching movies in the theatre, visiting the sharks at Ripley’s Aquarium, lying on a bed of nails and riding a virtual roller coaster at WonderWorks interactive science museum. It’s also entertaining to watch the fish go crazy as you feed them off the boardwalk.