Great Outdoor Activities in Myrtle Beach for Large Groups
Experience an unforgettable adventure with your large group along the Grand Strand's breathtaking 60 miles of pristine coastline, where the crisp ocean breeze and warm sunshine beckon!
Whether you're leading a bus tour group, coordinating a student excursion, or organizing a family or military reunion, the Grand Strand promises something extraordinary for everyone.
From tranquil beach strolls to thrilling escapades, this coastal paradise boasts boundless opportunities for creating lasting memories. Come together with us as we delve into the excitement and splendor that this coastal treasure trove has in store!
Dolphin watching is a favorite pastime of nearly anyone who visits the beach and a dolphin tour aboard a boat or jet ski is an experience you won’t soon forget. There are so many incredible ways to spot these impressive sea mammals in Myrtle Beach whether you choose to board your own jet ski led by a knowledgeable guide or hop on an exciting sunset cruise with an enthusiastic captain. Dolphins aren’t the only thing you’ll see either! You may be lucky enough to spot sting rays, sea turtles and even the occasional shark. Tours can be found from Little River down to Murrells Inlet and everywhere in between nearly any day of the week. Find your next favorite dolphin tour guide right here!
- Action Water Sportz - Two North Myrtle Beach Locations
- Blue Wave Adventures Dolphin Watch Tour - 4123 US-17, Murrells Inlet, SC
- Calabash Fishing Fleet - 9945 Nance St., Calabash, NC
- Express Watersports & Jet Ski Express - 4042 Hwy. 17 Bus., Murrells Inlet, SC
- Hurricane Fleet - 1903 Hwy. 17 S., North Myrtle Beach, SC
- Myrtle Beach Watersports - Three Grand Strand Locations
- Voyager Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises - 1525 13th Ave. N., North Myrtle Beach, SC
Take a leisurely stroll along the vibrant Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, where the energy of the oceanfront comes alive. Take a stroll into the Gay Dolphin Gift Shop, grab dinner at Dirty Don's and then top your evening off with some ice cream and crazy golf!
Explore the shores of Myrtle Beach and discover the joy of shelling, where each step reveals treasures from the sea. With the gentle lull of the waves as your soundtrack, indulge in the simple pleasure of collecting shells along the sandy coastline. Plus a FREE souvener to take back home with you!
Voted one of the top 10 Best Public Gardens in the U.S. by TripAdvisor. Offering a daily selection of tours, excursions, and exhibits. Guided garden tours or explore on your own. Walk the Lowcountry Trail and visit the Zoo's native animals. Beautiful gardens, historical sites, world-renowned art collection, native animals, and gracious southern hospitality tempt you to return again and again.
Feel the exhilaration of fishing in Myrtle Beach, whether from the deck of a boat or the end of a pier.
Local Fishing Piers:
- Myrtle Beach State Park
- Apache Pier
- 14th Ave Pier
- 2nd Ave Pier
- Cherry Grove Pier
- Garden City Pier
- Surfside Pier
- Springmaid Pier
Horseback riding in Myrtle Beach and along the Grand Strand is a fun and exciting way for people of all ages to enjoy connecting to nature with the company of a majestic horse.
With over 60-miles of uninterrupted shoreline, you can walk for miles and miles exploring a variety of beaches in search of shark's teeth to take home as your souvenir!
From Myrtle Beach State Park to Huntington Beach, there are tons of fun activities at the beach! Here's a look at some things you can do while visiting one of these parks:
- Hiking and Biking – If you love spending time in nature, consider taking a hike or going for a bike ride. You'll have plenty of opportunities to see beautiful scenery and wildlife.
- Fishing – Fishing is a popular pastime at Myrtle Beach state parks, and there are plenty of spots where you can try your luck. All you need is a valid fishing license and some bait!
- Swimming – The beaches at these parks offer great swimming opportunities, especially for kids. Be sure to check the tide schedule before you head to the beach, and be careful of strong currents.
- Picnicking – One of the best things about state parks is that they have plenty of picnic areas where you can enjoy a meal outdoors. Bring your own food or purchase it from one of the park's concessionaires.
- Playing in the Sand – Whether you're building sandcastles with the kids or just taking a walk on the beach, playing in the sand is always fun.
By now you’ve probably seen dozens of other visitors sailing high above the ocean being pulled behind a boat, but have you ever tried it for yourself? Treat your family to this unbelievable experience, complete with an exciting banana boat ride out to your sails! Enjoy amazing ocean views unlike any other, spot a few animal species in the water, and find your inner thrill seeker. Here are some great places to try parasailing in Myrtle Beach.
- Downwind Sails Watersports - Two Myrtle Beach Locations
- Express Watersports- 4042 US-17 BUS, Murrells Inlet, SC
- Island Adventure Watersports - 5843 Dick Pond Rd., Socastee, SC (Jetski only)
- Myrtle Beach Watersports - 3 Grand Strand Locations (Jetski only)
- New Wave Watersports - 1701 S. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach, SC (Parasail only)
- Parasail Express - 4042 Hwy. 17 Bus., Murrells Inlet, SC
- Shoreline Watersports- 409 South Seaside Drive, Surfside Beach, SC (Parasail only)
Enjoy learning about unique farm life at one of our 3 most popular farms: Thompson Farm of Brickyard Plantation or a tour of the L.W. Paul Living History Farm or Anderson Farms.
The newest jewel on this gracious property is the River Oak Cottage. Named one of the state’s top tearooms, its English tea service is flavored with Hopsewee’s southern charm along with a delectable assortment of sweet and savory treats. The River Oak Cottage Tea Room is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday with seating from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. Reservations strongly recommended - click here to make one.
History comes alive in South Carolina's third oldest city as you casually stroll beautifully tree lined streets while also viewing century old photographs of present day historical structures.