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The Lowcountry is a place rich in history, shaping the strong cultural landscape of the Myrtle Beach area. From glass blowing in Conway and handmade hammocks on Pawley’s Island, to Georgetown’s stately rice plantations with endless stories to tell— Myrtle Beach is proud of its heritage and welcomes visitors to

Fourteen distinct communities, fourteen distinct characters Stretching 60 miles along the South Carolina coast, the Myrtle Beach area encompasses many communities – 14, to be precise – and each with their own identity, and unique qualities and attractions. Though different, each community operates with Southern Hospitality in mind, welcoming visitors

At Island Vibez Cafe and Coffeehouse, we're all about quality, community, and culture. We blend flavorful Caribbean cuisine with delicious hot coffee and specialty teas for a unique cafe experience in downtown Myrtle Beach.

If you’re looking to elevate your music and theatre experience, the Myrtle Beach area offers a lineup of symphonies, chorales, and small theatres to satisfy your cultural palate year-round. Here is a handful of venues and groups we recommend looking into and booking a seat to see and hear them

One of the latest additions to Barefoot Landing, Big Chill Island House is a new restaurant in North Myrtle Beach that provides waterfront views and vibrant flavors designed to accompany its unique decor. This island-inspired spot is breezy and spacious, with a laid-back vibe and a tasty menu that fuses

Big Chill Island House at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, offers a unique retreat connecting to the Intercoastal and the outdoors. Enjoy casual rooftop dining with stunning sunset views. Inside, experience cozy indoor dining with a diverse seafood-heavy menu. Savor handcrafted cocktails and a variety of beers at our

Beloved beach destination meeting rising travel demand with amazing outdoor experiences Myrtle Beach, S.C. (April 14, 2021) – Aligning with a continual rise in consumer confidence in traveling, Visit Myrtle Beach (SC) officials are encouraging visitors to get outside and explore – safely and responsibly – this spring and beyond

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.—The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (MBACC) and Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is pleased to announce the release of the 2025 Official Myrtle Beach Area Visitors Guide. Just in time for National Plan Your Vacation Day on Jan. 28, the printed guidebook offers over 160 pages

The Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina continually proves that it is worthy of the moniker “The Grand Strand” and “The Beach” year-after-year, garnering prestigious awards and designations ranging from the “Best Resorts in South Carolina” by Southern Living, “Most Affordable Place to Buy a Beach House in the U.S.”

Did you know that pirates used to lurk in the marsh waters near Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island? The inland marshes and creeks were perfect places to hide, instead of staying out in the open sea. There are plenty of pirate-themed adventures for you to explore in the Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is the perfect place to pick up a shelling hobby. With over 60-miles of uninterrupted shoreline, you can walk for miles and explore a variety of beaches in search of the perfect seashell. While even shelling enthusiasts admit that luck and chance have a large role

Before there was beach music (read about the history of beach music) or people dancing The Shag (read about South Carolina’s State Dance, The Shag,) in Myrtle Beach, there was swing. The Swing Era reached its zenith in America in the 1930s and ‘40s but really didn’t end. The Big

North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day Festival Main St, North, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Enjoy the biggest St. Pat’s celebration along the Grand Strand at this daylong event, which takes place along the bustling Main Street area of North Myrtle Beach, a hub for live entertainment and activities all weekend