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Myrtle Beach Map, South Carolina

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Myrtle Beach Travel Guide

Great fun, great food, great shopping, great nights are to be experienced at Broadway at the Beach in the heart of town. It features a chain restaurant, an IMAX theater, late-night bars and dance clubs, the Aquarium (Ripley's) where you can view the fish swim behind the glass. So dance the night away, see a play, listen to the blues, laugh aloud, or avoid the crowds, whatever your favorite night includes is waiting for... read more

Myrtle Beach Sightseeing

Well, if you are in one of the famous natural hot spots, you must go on a cruise. Myrtle Beach has many cruise companies that regularly organize tours and you can always go on some short trips to the surrounding areas. During the trips you will get the chance to enjoy the sight of various sea shells, and other creatures that are rarely present in other oceans. You can also enjoy fishing on beaches which haven’t been... read more

Myrtle Beach Nightlife

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is a famous resort city in the United States. Myrtle Beach is in fact a long stretch of beach towns that also have scenic barrier islands. The stretch extends from Little River to Georgetown and contains both the place known as Grand Stand and the Myrtle Beach metro area. The local population is about 300,000. It is estimated that more than 10 million persons visit Myrtle Beach and nearby... read more

Myrtle Beach History

In the late 19th century, Myrtle Beach (known back then as “New Town”) served as a recreational area for the railroad and lumber company employees. The Burroughs & Collins Company decided to transform “New Town” into a real resort and opened the Seaside Inn hotel in 1901. Myrtle Beach actually gained its name following a contest, won by Mrs. F. E. Burroughs who proposed this name. In 1920, the Arcady luxury... read more