Guide for Visitors at the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic

Nestled between Barefoot Landing and The Dunes Club, you have easy access to various restaurants and shopping stores from the comfort of your hotel. Sea Watch not only has an accessible location, but also offers onsite dining, various water activities like pools and a lazy river, and fully furnished rooms equipped with a kitchen. They make it easy to spend a week at the beach!

Established in 1960, this resort has been a landmark in Myrtle Beach for years. It’s perfectly nestled between some of the best attractions, shopping, and dining areas in the city, and is close to the Dunes Golf Club. The resort has nine buildings, each with its own charm according to what your needs are. Depending on which location you choose, you have access to spas, on-site dining options, and various water activities.

If you are looking to spend some time at the beach during The Classic, then Grande Shores can offer you easy access with limited crowds. Located near the north end of Myrtle Beach, this resort has all your outdoor favorites like green lawns to enjoy food and drinks, outdoor and indoor pools, rooftop lazy rivers, and hot tubs, all next to the ocean. So, regardless of whether you want to lounge back in a pool chair or bring your beach chair out, Grande Shores is sure to serve you what you need. 

Just a short five-minute drive from The Dunes, Ocean Reef Resort is prepared with activities for its guests, rain or shine. In addition to having a pool, the resort offers giant chess and checkers, volleyball, shuffleboard, and more, for you and your family to enjoy. It also has the Banana Boat Pool Bar and Lounge, so you can kick back after a day in the sun with a cocktail, or the Café Du Port so you can start your morning with a nice shot of espresso.

If you know you’re going to The Classic and you’re searching for accommodation, for a limited time you can book the Grande Cayman and save 25% on your room, receive two free breakfasts, and accumulate discounts on local attractions. If this isn’t intriguing enough, the resort has a waterslide, hot tubs, kiddie pools, and a 250-foot-long lazy river for the whole family to enjoy. Additionally, it’s located next to a variety of restaurants and bars, so everything is within walking distance.

Celebrating 60 years of oceanfront dining, this restaurant first started as a cottage during the 1930s. Over the years it was converted into what we all know it as now, one of the best seafood spots in Myrtle Beach. Offering classics like she-crab soup and jambalaya, the Sea Captain House also does a special spin on marinated chicken served with grilled peach salsa and bacon-wrapped scallops that you don’t want to miss out on.

If The Classic has you worn out and you just want to sit back with a drink and some live music, Crooked Hammock is ready for you! At Barefoot Landing, this spot has a specially curated list of craft beers to choose from like the Banana Hammock (15% ABV), Acai Bowl (5.5% ABV), or the Coconut Golden Ale (4.9% ABV). Pair these with your favorite handhelds and you’ll be set for the whole evening. Crooked Hammock is open from 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. on weekdays and until 10:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

Be prepared to eat seafood like never before. With over 120 different items to choose from, you better come hungry. From crab legs, raw oysters, prime beef cuts, and loads of flavorful sides, you’re sure to overeat. All the seafood is fresh and locally sourced, and cooked in all your favorite ways: grilled, broiled, and fried. Call ahead of time to reserve a spot, so you can skip the line and dive right in.

Loved by locals and encouraged by tourists, Carolina Seafood has some of the best land and seafood combos around. Offering fresh fish and certified Angus beef, the restaurant is also known for its flatbreads and pizzas cooked in its brick oven and class pasta dishes. Also, if you’re searching for a good happy hour, from 4-7, Carolina serves various dishes like pork belly, fried oysters, and Lowcountry green tomatoes in addition to drinks like wine, draft beers, and signature cocktails at a low rate.

At Kingston Resort, Black Drum Brewing is the newest craze. With 40 beers on tap from North and South Carolina, everything is locally brewed. The spot has a ‘Southern flair with salt air,’ serving all your favorite beer foods and a range of seafood and smoked meats. Nothing is better than the BBQ sampler board and a cold drink.

Operating since 1993, Alabama has a constant rotation of shows to entertain guests. It used to host the famous ONE The Show, but now there is a new show, ICONIC! that will have choreographed dances, an updated song selection, comedy, thrills, and entertainment. Located at Barefoot Landing, the tickets for showtimes can be bought through the theater’s website.

Offering three shows, The Carolina Opry, Time Wrap hits of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and the Performing Arts Series, you will be captivated by them all. The Carolina Opry was the first theater to open at the beach under Calvin Gilmore and has had more than 10,000 performances over the years. It’s been voted ‘Top Myrtle Beach Attraction’ by CNBC several times, so if you have an evening to spare, why not watch a show?

Located at Barefoot Landing, Duplin is the best place in the area for wine tastings. Stop by in the evening for live music and spend $20 to try a wine flight with four different Duplin wines of your choice. If you want to pair it with a snack, try the winery's gourmet crackers, dip, and fudge to clear your pallet. Afterward, you can browse the establishment’s shop for all your favorite wine necessities or for a souvenir to take home.