Myrtle Beach Summer of Fun Guide

Located directly south of Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach stretches south to the entry of Murrells Inlet and straddles the county line between Horry...

Once the lair of the infamous pirate Blackbeard, Murrells Inlet is now widely known as the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina" and is an ideal place...

Established in 1978, this popular unincorporated beach community took its name from Litchfield Plantation, a lovely rice plantation on the Waccamaw...

The popular community of Pawleys Island boasts unique shops and restaurants sure to please every palate, but the slower pace encourages spending hours...

Surfside Beach, known as The Family Beach, has a variety of oceanfront beach homes perfect for large and small family gatherings along with hotels and...

This small, seaside town continues to be a community rich in heritage and historic identity and hosts events to celebrate the area's culture year...

North Myrtle Beach is a thriving area and a favorite among tourists. Throughout the year, festivals celebrate everything from St. Patrick's Day to the...

This small fishing village, located in the northernmost part of the Myrtle Beach area, provides a relaxing, laid-back destination for travelers.

Historic Socastee is home to one of only 10 swing bridges in the state and the one-of-a-kind T.I.G.E.R.S. Myrtle Beach Safari, a world-renowned...

Just west of Myrtle Beach, this master-planned community offers some great golfing, dining and shopping opportunities, including Tanger Outlets on the...

Conway is the county seat of Horry County, and has all the charm and grace you'd expect of an older, Southern town.

This small Southern town is known for much more, including the popular Aynor Harvest Hoe Down Festival.

A revitalized downtown offers shopping, dining and southern hospitality. The local farmers market is a feast of fresh produce, home baked goods and...