On a previous visit a few years ago, our kids participated in a ranger program on the pier and learned about blue swimmer and hermit crabs (and caught some), and jellyfish. This is one of our favorite places to visit in Myrtle Beach! Located on the southern end of the Myrtle Beach city limits, this is a 312-acre preserve that features the beach, a maritime forest untouched by human development, and nature trails, as well as modern conveniences like a campground, a nature center, and a fishing pier. Visit Myrtle Beach State Park We saw an amazing sunrise at Myrtle Beach State Park Pre-purchase your ticket via Tripshock 4. Try the SkyWheel’s VIP flight, which boasts first-class quality and a special gondola. The ride goes for about 10-minutes and you get beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and up and down Myrtle Beach. If you want an even higher and more spectacular aerial view of the beach and downtown area, then take a ride on the SkyWheel. This gigantic observation wheel that stands unmissable in the cityscape has 42 glass-enclosed gondolas that can seat up to six people. Ride the SkyWheel on the Promenade Amazing views from the SkyWheel Our pick, the OMG burger: two patties piled high topped with Applewood Smoked Bacon, cheddar cheese and crispy onion straws. The views from the rooftop bar are amazing, but if the weather is not being kind, you can move to the inside dining area with floor to ceiling windows.Įither way, the views and food will leave you feeling satisfied. Eat and take in the view at RipTydz Oceanfront Grille & Rooftop Bar Amazing view AND burger!įor incredible elevated views of Myrtle Beach, and ginormous burgers, don’t miss Rip Tydz. Pop into the Fun Plaza Arcade (an open-air arcade in operation for 80 years), grab a hot dog and a milkshake from Peaches Corner (a staple since the 1930’s), or enjoy a drink oceanfront style at Sharkey’s Beach Bar. Stop in at the Gay Dolphin Gift Shop, the oldest and largest gift shop in Myrtle Beach and a tradition since 1946. There are two main sections: one is more serene and natural, the other is focused on some of the fun things to do in Myrtle Beach like the beachfront shops, arcades, bars, restaurants and the iconic 200-foot Myrtle Beach SkyWheel (see down below). Along the main shoreline is a 1.2 mile stretch of boardwalk from 2nd Avenue Pier to just north of the 14th Ave Pier. One of the best ways to see the beach without actually setting foot on it, is to explore the boardwalk.
Walk the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk Boardwalk Whilst the cooler months means less crowds and cheaper prices, we definitely plan to visit Myrtle Beach in the summer months too! So what is there to do in Myrtle Beach, besides just the beach? We have plenty of fun in store for you down below! 1.
If you don’t drive, there is also a bus that connects Raleigh to Myrtle Beach, but it takes 5.5 hours because you need to change over in Florence. Myrtle Beach is a short 3 hour drive (179 miles) via I-95 S. Now that we live in Raleigh permanently I can see this being one of our frequent getaways from Raleigh. Final Thoughts on Things to Do in Myrtle Beach.Watch our video review of the Royale Palms:.Have Breakfast at Croissants Bakery and Bistro
Play Mini-Golf (it’s the Myrtle Beach Way) Eat Award Winning Waffles at Johnny D’s Waffles and Bakery Visit The Market Common (Southern Time Square) Take The Kids to WonderWorks – an amusement park for the minds! Shop, Eat, Drink and Play at Broadway at the Beach Watch a magnificent sunrise over the ocean See Magnificent Live Oak Trees at Brookgreen Gardens Go Kayaking through a Salt Marsh or Cypress Forest Eat and take in the view at RipTydz Oceanfront Grille & Rooftop Bar
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