Myrtle Beach Visitors Guide
One of South Carolina's most visited seaside resort towns
is Myrtle Beach. Named for the many myrtle trees in the
area, Myrtle Beach offers miles of white  sand
as well as a variety of fun venues such as shopping, shows,
and other indoor and outdoor activities.
At Barefoot Landing, you will specialty shops and factory outlets which carry everything from beer to bathing suits. You will have the decision(s) of choosing from the many restaurants, as well as great entertainment like the shows at the House of Blues. If you are a golf enthusiast, then be sure to visit the Barefoot Resort where you can play one or all of the resort's 4 incredible golf courses designed by golfing pros Tom Fazio, Greg Norman, Pete Dye and Davis Love III.
Do you feel like being pampered and fussed over? Then visit
Exclusively You (www.exclusivelyyou.com)
in North Myrtle Beach or the Her Body and Soul Spa and Fitness
Center (www.herbodysoul.com)
in Queen's Harbor at Myrtle Beach where you can indulge
in massage, nail and hair treatments, facials, wraps and
scrubs.
So, for fun in the sun, grab your beach bag-don't forget the tanning lotion
or sunscreen- and head to Myrtle Beach where you can get
away from reality for as long as you like!
Myrtle Beach Lodging Tip
The main drag through Myrtle Beach is the embodiment of
cheesy.This area attracts the bottom of the bucket as well
as the problems that follow. If you are visiting South Carolina
with your family it's best to stay in a more family friendly
area like Surfside Beach (just a few minutes South). Surfside
Beach is also nonsmoking meaning you can get a meal
without subjecting your family to the weakness of smokers
and the bad air they produce. You can get good deals here to book your beach travel.
Days Inn Surfide is your best choice
There are loads of fun things to do in Myrtle Beach.
Check out this for Myrtle
Beach Activities
The main drag through Myrtle Beach - not family friendly
at night
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