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Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine with handmade, never-frozen dumplings and regional dishes you won’t find anywhere else in Myrtle Beach. Dine indoors or relax at our outdoor umbrella tables. Join us for free karaoke and live music—good food, great vibes, and a warm welcome every time. Bring your friends and come

Fly Non-Stop With Southwest Airlines Flying to Myrtle Beach is a breeze with the new year-round, non-stop service with Southwest Airlines. With 60-miles of wide-open beaches, delicious restaurants, and exciting attractions, there are countless places to explore and take in the beauty and excitement at The Beach. And remember that

Fly Non-Stop With United Airlines Plan Your Trip to The Beach Flying to Myrtle Beach is a breeze with the new year-round, non-stop service with United Airlines. With 60-miles of wide-open beaches, delicious restaurants, and exciting attractions, all within 14 different communities across the Grand Strand, there are countless places

Located at the Historic Little River Waterfront in Little River, SC, the 43rd Annual World Famous Blue Crab Festival is one of the largest festivals in the Southeast. Bring your family & friends to enjoy fresh, local seafood from a waterfront restaurant or get your favorite festival food fix. Enjoy

Southern Hops in Murrells Inlet brings a taste of Southern charm, handcrafted beers, and food, all with a laid-back atmosphere and great service! With a full service restaurant and bar, Southern Hops Brewery produces an array of flagship brews like Pop’s Pilsner, Blackwater Porter, Waccamaw Wheat and Wooo-Tang Organge Seltzer

For all of those who need to drive fast, want to have fun, and look at unique, vintage cars, this is for you! Myrtle Beach has many hidden gems, and the attractions that might not be at the top of most people’s list are those for car lovers. The city

October in the Myrtle Beach area is pure magic. Warm (but not sweltering) afternoons, crisp evenings, and a calendar brimming with outdoor festivals make it one of the most anticipated months of the year. Along the historic Little River waterfront each fall, that magic comes to life at the 20th