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Thank you for choosing Strand Magazine! The Grand Strand, from Georgetown to the southernmost parts of North Carolina, is one of the most sought after vacation spots in the country. Our grand lady, Myrtle Beach, draws millions every year and each smaller community north and south of her has its own special flavor. Annual guests are fiercely loyal to their favorite area and pass their love down through generations who return to rest, recharge and make lasting memories each year.
Throughout the pages of this magazine, we will explore each area – giving you suggestions of things to do, places to eat and where to shop. Every suggestion we offer comes from the personal experience of one of our staff or close friends and family. We take your vacation pleasure very seriously here at Strand Magazine!
Let’s Explore!
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Ready Set . . . Shop Great Outdoors (and Indoors) Thrilling Outdoor Watersports For Your Dining Pleasure Music & Nightlife Rainy Day Activities
28 The South End 30 Silver and Tablecloths 32 South End Dining 34 An Adventure to Remember
36 The North End 38 North End Dining
40 Tides Ebb & Flow Plan everything from fishing, walking, sunbathing and more with the ebb and flow of the tides.
42 Area Maps Find the easiest and fastest routes to all areas of the beach
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Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach, the Queen of the Grand Strand, is a coveted destination that calls visitors back year after year. Her beautiful, sandy beaches are always a first stop, but visitors will find so much more -- fabulous shopping, a dizzying array of entertainment and, of course, delicious and diverse dining on every corner. This town truly has it all. Families began vacationing in Myrtle Beach more than a century ago, traveling by horse, buggy and ferry to spend a day in the sand and sun on the mostly unoccupied beach. Our city has been known by several different names throughout its history. It was first called “Chicora,” or land, by Native American residents. Later settlers named the area “New Town.” It was eventually named Myrtle Beach after the wax myrtle shrub common to the area.
Today, Myrtle Beach is one of the most visited beaches on the East Coast and offers something for everyone, attracting nearly 14 million visitors each year. In the following pages, we’ve brought together some of our favorite spots to shop, dine and have fun
No matter what you love to do, we’re sure you’ll find it in Myrtle Beach!
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Shop!
A Myrtle Beach vacation will leave visitors with wonderful memories, but it’s always fun to take home a few items. Be sure and stop at the Gay Dolphin (See ad on page 13) on Ocean Boulevard, one block south of the SkyWheel. Family owned since 1946, this is much more than a gift shop, this store is a destination with more than 70,000 items in 30,000 feet of retail space! With locations up and down the Grand Strand, you will not have any problem finding Bargain Beachwear (see ad on pages 24) or Eagles Beachwear (see ad on page 25). With some of the best collections AND prices, these stores are a must visit for sure. From great jewelry to the latest in sunglass fashions to tee shirts to swimwear for the entire family, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for in one of their locations along the Strand. The only problem with shopping in Myrtle Beach is deciding where to go first! Broadway at the Beach is a fun destination that has unique shopping, plus dining and entertainment. If you haven’t visited for a while, there are big changes at this one stop shopping/entertainment destination! Hungry shoppers – watch for Paula Deen Restaurant and Dave & Buster’s to open soon. Wahlburgers is one of the newest additions with delicious burgers and
much more! Tsunami Surf Shop (See ad on page 4) specializes in high end men’s, women’s and children’s surf shop fashions and accessories. With brands like Alpine, Billabong, Rainbow, Reef and many more, you’ll be styling like a local. With 9 locations along the Strand, one is sure to be near you! Bargain hunters alert! Tanger Outlets has two locations in Myrtle Beach, one on Highway 501 and one on the north end of the beach. With markdowns galore and designer fashions at discount prices, this shopper’s paradise will satisfy even the savviest price watchers. There are two malls in Myrtle Beach – Coastal Grand is on Highway 17 Business near the intersection of Highway 501, and The Myrtle Beach Mall is on Highway 17 on the north end of the beach. While you’re on the northern end of Myrtle Beach, stop by Barefoot Landing. Another destination shopping experience, it sits on the Intracoastal Waterway and includes a 27 acre lake. The Market Common is urban shopping and dining at its best. Stores you recognize, like Pottery Barn, Centro Shoes and Chico’s, are mixed with unique one-of-akind boutiques.
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The Great Outdoors (and Indoors!) Grab that new bathing suit or tee shirt and shorts and get outside! There is so much to do in Myrtle Beach’s great outdoors – and we’ve added a few indoor suggestions to consider when you need a break from the heat! Sand and Surf Our beaches are some of the best in the world, and enjoying them is THE reason to visit Myrtle Beach. Along Ocean Boulevard are signs for public beach access points – Myrtle Beach has 42 public access points in total. Some offer parking, and parking meters are in place from March 1 – October 30. Beach wheelchairs are available at no cost on a first come, first serve basis. Call 843-918-1382 and the chair will be deliv-
ered to your site by a community service officer. All beaches are patrolled by area police for safety, and rules are strictly enforced. Check with your lifeguard if you are not sure about any of our rules and regulations. Enjoy your days on the beach and don’t forget your sunscreen! Beach umbrellas and chairs are available for rent through your lifeguard. For a more back-to-nature beach experience, visit Myrtle Beach State Park. Located on the south end of the beach, it features beautiful beaches, a fishing pier, public restrooms, plenty of parking along with nature trails and interesting nature programs for children. Fishing rods, bait and free instruction from the locals are available if you feel like wetting a hook!
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More Great Outdoors (and Indoors!) Hiking and Bike Trails IIf you’re ready to get your sweat on, head to Horry County Bike and Run Park (843-915-5330). Also known as “The Hulk,” the single track mountain bike and running trail starts out with a 30 foot hill climb, and then takes on characteristics of a wooden roller coaster for three fourths of the trail. With a few tight twisty sections, several switchbacks, small hill climbs, ditch digs, dramatic drops, field laps and possible speeds up to 20 mph, this is the closest thing to real mountain biking and trail running that Myrtle Beach has to offer. It truly surprises everyone. If you like your time outdoors to be a bit more leisurely, the East Coast Greenway has a section in Myrtle Beach that crosses Highway 31 near Carolina Forest. Runners, walkers and cyclists will enjoy this safe and lovely route. Myrtle Beach State Park is also a fun place to walk and hike. Rangers can help you plan your route! The Market Common also has wonderful outdoor spaces to play. Check out the fantastic two mile paved walking and bicycling trail that overlooks the area’s lake and recreational fields. Fun on Land If you just don’t feel like getting wet today, head to The Track (see ad on page 15). The Track Recreation Center is one-stop action-packed fun for the whole family, with two multi-level elevated go-kart tracks that give drivers a hybrid go-kart roller coaster experience. You may want to escape the summer heat and get
your game on with a visit the indoor and airconditioned arcade that expands over 5,000 square feet. Broadway Grand Prix (see ad on page 27) is another favorite of visitors with seven go-kart tracks, two 18-hole mini golf courses and an indoor arcade! Broadway at the Beach is also the home of some of the thrill rides that once were at the Myrtle Beach Pavilion, or you can venture south to experience the Swamp Fox roller coaster, one of 37 rides at the Family Kingdom Amusement Park. The Swamp Fox, a wooden roller coaster, has been a landmark in Myrtle Beach since 1966 and reaches speeds of up to 50 miles per hour! Locals and visitors alike love strolling on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk. Opened in 2010, the 1.2 mile oceanfront Myrtle Beach boardwalk is filled with activity, from live music to restaurants and even thrilling rides and attractions, like the SkyWheel, that takes you 200 feet in the air for a scenic ride you’ll never forget! You’ll experience a meandering oceanfront park on the southernmost end and the thrills and excitement increase as you make your way north. Check for summer entertainment from strolling jugglers to a family-friendly Kids Carnival.
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Thrilling Outdoor Watersports
Of course, when you come to Myrtle Beach, you want to spend time in the water! On the beach at 3rd Avenue South, Ocean Watersports (see ad on page 17) has so many ways to have fun and get wet! The most experienced parasailing outfit on the Grand Strand, Ocean Watersports has been serving satisfied customers since 1981. Captain David Sage, the founder of Ocean Watersports is one of the most experienced parasailers in the world and has been sailing and piloting a variety of craft on the Atlantic for 35 years. His highly trained crew is friendly and knowledgeable – making sure your experience is safe and fun!
necessary, the skilled captains and crew of Ocean Watersports will handle everything! They will even take high quality, digital photos of your flight – what a great souvenir!
If you have never parasailed, now is the time – this exciting watersport combines the thrills of acceleration and altitude with the scenic views of the Grand Strand. You’ll start with a banana boat ride out to the parasail boat, then you can sit back, relax and enjoy. There is no training
Get out on your own! Rent a Jet Ski and satisfy your need for speed! You and a friend can ride out on the ocean for a half or full hour! Or, if you’d rather not pilot a craft, take a FAST ride on the Jetboat with experienced captains giving you the ultimate thrill!
Maybe you would rather stay on the water? Take a ride on a banana boat! The double banana does not tip while the single banana requires more balance, but it has been one of Ocean Watersports customer favorites for years. Combining the thrill of the Jet Ski with a little more padding, your banana boat ride will take you about two miles up the coast of the Grand Strand, providing a spectacular view of the area.
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For Your Dining Pleasure – the Best of the Best! National House of Pancakes (see ad on page 23) Whether you want to have breakfast or lunch, or something in between. Hearty food, made from scratch the way your grandma would do it. You’ll find a variety of dishes to start your day right. 211 N Kings Hwy houseofpancakes.net Bagel Factory Authentic fresh bagels baked daily along with specialty cream cheeses made in house makes this the go to place for locals and visitors alike. 2012 N. Kings Hwy. bagelfactorymb.com Croissants Bistro & Bakery Incredible Sunday brunch delights everyone of all ages. From the fabulous Bloody Mary Bar to the scrumptious signature Bananas Foster French Toast, Croissants is a must on your visit to the Grand Strand. 3751 Robert Grissom Pkwy. croissants.net Shoney’s (see ad on page 39) From their humble beginning in 1947, Shoney’s has grown to become one of the nation’s best breakfast buffets around, serving many of their signature items. 1206 S. Kings Hwy. 1805 N. Kings Hwy. shoneys.com
Sea Captains House Oceanfront dining at one of the oldest locally owned restaurants is a must, serving fresh seafood daily. 302 N. Ocean Blvd. seacaptains.com
Aspen Grille Dishes are based on traditional Southern cuisine, with the chef’s own personal twist. Reservations suggested. 5101 N. Kings Hwy. aspen-grille.com
Angus Steaks & Seafood (see ad on page 21) The best way of making a perfectly tender steak is to have it hand cut by an experienced butcher. Luckily, they have the right guy! The USDA-choice steaks are hand-cut in the restaurant daily, to ensure you get them as fresh as they can be. 2011 S Kings Hwy angussteakandseafood.com
Ciao! Italian Restaurant Best Italian on the beach so much so that it’s hard to go wrong with anything on the menu. Reservations suggested. 5223 N. Kings Hwy.
Carolina Roadhouse Enjoy fall-off-the-bone baby back ribs, giant seafood platters, award winning salads and the outrageous Killer Dog. 4617 N. Kings Hwy. carolinaroadhouse.com Tupelo Honey Café Fried green tomatoes with goat cheese grits, fried chicken, BLTs, sweet potato pancakes, shrimp and grits, buttermilk biscuits – all served with Southern hospitality. 3042 Howard Ave. tupelohoneycafe.com
Flamingo Grille A local’s favorite offering a fascinating departure from the world of ordinary dining. 7050 N. Kings Hwy. flamingogrille.com Crabby George’s Seafood (see ad on page 23) Come for a meal and devour an unlimited supply of more than 120 tasty foods, made fresh & just the way you like them. 7904 N Kings Hwy crabbygeorges.com King Crab Calabash Seafood Buffet (see ad on page 21) The unique thing about this all-you-can-eat buffet is that you can eat here every night and have a completely different meal every time. 5301 S Kings Hwy mykingcrab.net
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Music & Nightlife There is so much to do after dark in Myrtle Beach! Celebrity Square in Broadway at the Beach is one of the Grand Strand’s hottest nightlife spots. OZ is located on the corner and connected to Malibu’s Surf Bar. OZ is a nightlife experience unlike any other. Each night features a different themed look, feel and design. OZ transforms right before your eyes, one night you will be dancing under the lights of Paris, the next around the rings of Saturn -- a truly out-of-this-world experience. Theaters abound, with a huge variety of entertainment. Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament takes you back to an age of bravery and honor, as you witness epic battles of steel and steed. As the battle rages, you’ll be served a four-course dinner fit for royalty. Medieval Times’ noble guests feast on garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, sweet buttered corn, herb-basted potatoes, the pastry of the Castle, coffee and two rounds of select beverages. Pirate’s Voyage Dinner and Show offers a swash buckling adventure, complete with dinner. Join Captain Blackbeard, the most famous pirate to ever sail the seven seas, and his quartermaster Calico Jack as they lead the Crimson and Sapphire crews in
an epic battle for lost treasure on land, on deck, in water and high above full-sized pirate ships in a 15 foot deep indoor hideaway lagoon. Calvin Gilmore launched The Carolina Opry in 1986. His live music variety show features a cast of 36 of the nation’s top singers, dancers, comedians and musicians in his town 2200-seat theater. February through October, Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing delights audiences with “One: The New Show,” while November and December are reserved for the theatre’s special holiday musical experience. If you love Elvis Presley and other tributes to great performers, Legends in Concert is for you. Each season features a new lineup of tributes to the greatest stars of yesterday and today, backed by a live band and electrifying dancers. Another star-studded option for fun after sunset is the beautiful Palace Theatre in Myrtle Beach which hosts a wide variety of live entertainment. The Bowery, on Ocean Boulevard, has provided entertainment to generations of locals and visitors, and is always jumping in the summer months. Bourbon Street Bar and Grill is a locals’ favorite with live music and a great bar menu that is served late into the night.
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Rainy Day Fun!
A rainy day shouldn’t spoil your vacation fun! There is so much to do indoors that you may choose one of these activities even when the sun is shining! Rockin’ Jump, Myrtle Beach’s Ultimate Trampoline Park 2200 N. Oak St, Myrtle Beach, 843-242-3264, myrtlebeachrockinjump.com. With open jumps every day, this will make your older children happy no matter the weather! Ripley’s Aquarium, Broadway at the Beach, 843-916-0888, ripleysaquariums.com. See sharks and touch stingrays while learning about the fascinating animals that live in the sea. 710 Bowling 1105 Highway 17 S. North Myrtle Beach, 843-663-2695, 710bowling.com. This is geared for the older children and adults with bowling, gaming and food. Reservations are required, so call first.
Wonder Works Broadway at the Beach, 843-626-9962, wonderworksonline.com. With 100+ amazing science exhibits, plus laser tag and a ropes course, this upside down adventure is sure to please. Children’s Museum of South Carolina 2204 N. Oak Street across the street from the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, open Monday-Saturday from 9 am- 5 pm and Sunday from noon- 5 pm, 843-946-9469, cmsckids.org. There is fun and exploration for children 10 and under -- bring your imagination! Movies There are several movie theaters along the Grand Strand. A movie is always fun and how often does the entire family go to a great action flick together?
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The South End
The southern end of the Grand Strand encompasses several smaller communities and one historic city. Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach, Murrells Inlet, Litchfield, Pawleys Island and Georgetown are all unique communities with a shared, laid back lifestyle that draw visitors who enjoy a slower pace.
The Town of Surfside Beach is a small beach town that is big on families, with wide clean beaches, beautiful public parks and a true hometown feel. Moving south to Garden City Beach, you’re straddling the Georgetown County line. A fun fishing pier, arcade and live music nightly in the summer all give visitor’s the perfect beach vacation. The pace slows down as you make your way into Murrells Inlet. Known for its many delicious seafood restaurants, Murrells Inlet also boasts the Marshwalk, a gorgeous waterfront boardwalk to stroll and enjoy the expansive view. People who vacation in Litchfield and Pawleys Island are intensely loyal to
their annual getaway. Summer home of Georgetown County’s wealthy rice planters in the 18th and 19th centuries, today Pawleys Island draws people from across the nation who come to enjoy its beauty and peace. The small town of Georgetown is the third oldest in the state. The picturesque, waterfront Harborwalk is lined with fun shops and restaurants, and history buffs love the tours of the historic district, featuring antebellum homes meticulously restored. You’ll find lots of ideas and suggestions in Strand Magazine for your perfect vacation on the south end. Please let us know what you decide to do!
Silver and Tablecloths
Local chefs take pride in taking the freshest ingredients and creating culinary masterpieces. On the south end of the Strand, in Georgetown, Alfresco Bistro serves Northern Italian and Lowcountry cuisine along with a healthy dose of southern hospitality, and the Townhouse, a local’s favorite, is known for its unique, American gourmet. A little farther north in Pawleys Island, Chive Blossom and Bistro 217, both small and locally-owned, have loyal followings, while Frank’s and Frank’s Outback (see ad on page 31) provide great food and a laid back, fun atmosphere. Austin’s Ocean One, an ocean front fine dining restaurant in Litchfield has an award-winning chef plus floor to ceiling glass for picture perfect views of the Atlantic. Diners looking for good service and haute cuisine will find many options in Myrtle Beach. The farm-to-table movement has become very popular here, with chefs choosing locally raised meats and vegetables, and occasionally even serving meals at the farms on tables set up in the fields. Croissants Bistro & Bakery uses only fresh local ingredients to prepare their European-style cuisine, and Heidi’s Corner is Myrtle Beach’s newest fine dining spot. Creating a culinary masterpiece is an art, and Collector’s Café combines culinary art with some of the area’s best visual artists’ work for a unique dining experience. Ciao! Italian Restaurant, another Myrtle Beach local’s favorite, pairs delicious, expertly prepared food with the perfect wine for a memorable meal. Our area has almost endless options for fine dining that will please even the most discriminating palate. Relax; enjoy a glass of wine and an evening of world class cuisine!
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South End Dining – the Best of the Best! Dead Dog Saloon
Locals know where to get a good breakfast with a spectacular view! Try an omelet, you will not be disappointed. 4709 Hwy. 17 Bus. Murrells Inlet deaddogsaloon.com
Pawleys Island Bakery
Grab a cup of good coffee and enjoy some of the finest baked goods around – or try a breakfast sandwich. You’ll never regret getting a cinnamon roll. 10517 Ocean Hwy. Pawleys Island pawleysislandbakery.com
Coffee Break Café
Located on historic Front Street in Georgetown, this café has some of the best pancakes in the area! And, the rich, delicious coffee is a local’s favorite. 716 Front St. Georgetown
Crab Daddy’s
Over 100 buffet items at Crab Daddy’s Calabash Seafood Buffet, featuring all you can eat crab legs, unlimited lobster, oysters and shrimp, a variety of steaks and delicious desserts. If you are looking for the best seafood buffet in Surfside Beach, Garden City and Murrells inlet combined, Crab Daddy’s got you covered. 3043 US-17 Business Murrells Inlet crabdaddys.net
The Bagel Café
Yummy bagels, sandwiches and wraps, this is a great place to grab lunch to go and take it to the beach! 113 Willbrook Blvd. Litchfield
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Set on historic Front Street, this fine dining restaurant features Italian and Seafood dishes with indoor and outdoor seating. 812 Front St. Georgetown
Bistro 217
Lee’s Inlet Kitchen
An upscale atmosphere paired with Chef Adam Kirby’s dedication to everything fresh and local, combine for a delicious, unforgettable meal. 10107 Ocean Hwy. Pawleys Island bistro217.com
Chive Blossom Café
Married Chefs Trina and Paulkelley are some of the area’s most creative culinary masters – try to save room for the homemade chocolate cherry crème brulée! 85 North Causeway Pawleys Island
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Owned by the same family that started it in 1948, dining here is a step back in time. This is the seafood that made Murrells Inlet famous! 4460 Hwy 17 Bus. Murrells Inlet leesinletkitchen.com
The Claw House
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Frank’s & Frank’s Outback (see ad on page 31)
A great wine list, carefully prepared gourmet dishes and stellar service combine for a truly special dining experience. Guests can choose from Frank’s or Frank’s Outback. Reservations highly recommended. 10434 Ocean Hwy. Pawleys Island franksandoutback.com
Marshview Seafood Kitchen
Marshview Seafood Kitchen & Bar is a casual indoor/outdoor restaurant and bar. With its unique design featuring Place Order and Pick Up Order Windows, you’ll enjoy the Inlet breeze as you eat tasty fresh local seafood baskets and more. Take in the most beautiful view of Murrells Inlet. 4139 US-17 Business Murrells Inlet marshviewrestaurant.com
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Murrells Inlet tradition meets innovative at Marshview Seafood Kitchen & Bar, a gathering place to enjoy Southern cuisine in a beautiful, historical setting while engaging in lively conversation, dining on the finest, freshest, local seafood, & gazing upon a marsh view second-to-none!
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4139 US-17 BUS, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 843-651-3890 • www.marshviewrestaurant.com
An Adventure to Remember The beaches on the south end are quieter and less crowded, inviting leisurely strolls to find that perfect shell. Surfside Beach, known as “The Family Beach,” is the only non-smoking beach in the area and public beach accesses have parking. Beach wheelchairs are also available through the Surfside Beach Public Safety Department. The iconic Surfside Pier was partially destroyed by Hurricane Matthew but restoration is already underway! While you are in Surfside Beach, be sure and visit Old Time Pottery (see ad on page 48). You will find everything you need for your home at discount prices! Garden City Beach is situated in both Horry and Georgetown Counties, and kids young and old love the Garden City Pier and surrounding area. Live music plays each night in the summer on both ends of the pier, and the arcades provide the perfect beach entertainment. Stroll the Marshwalk in Murrells Inlet, and see pelicans waiting for morsels from incoming fishing boats. Crazy Sister Marina offers deep sea fishing tours, Jet Ski rentals, parasailing and more. Farther south, Huntington Beach State Park is a paradise for outdoorsmen and women. In addition to gorgeous beaches, weekly kayaking trips give leisurely views of the marshes, and the area is a mecca for bird watchers. Explore Atalaya while you’re there, the former home of Anna and Archer Huntington, and a popular site for weddings.
Brookgreen Gardens (see ad on page 35) is one of the most beautiful outdoor museums in the country, and well worth a visit. Walking through the beautiful gardens and seeing the amazing sculptures is an experience you should definitely put on the to-do list. Litchfield Beach has wide sandy shores and plenty of public access. Parking rules are strictly enforced, but parking is free. PawleysKayak.com has kayaks, stand up paddleboards, canoes and more for rent for the adventurous beachgoer. The rental price includes delivery and pickup. In Pawleys Island, call Surf the Earth (843-235-3500), and learn to surf or paddleboard. They also offer a variety of ecotours including a Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga Tour! Parking regulations in Pawleys Island are also very strictly enforced, but public parking is free. One of the best kept secrets on the south end is Hobcaw Barony, where visitors can take tours rich in southern history and wildlife conservation. In Georgetown, several boat tours are available. See a lighthouse and find some wonderful shells or learn about the rice plantations that made Georgetown County wealthy before the Civil War. Whatever you choose, spending the day outdoors on the south end will leave you wanting more – and probably leave you hungry as well – check out our dining selections on page 32!
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The North End
Visitors along the northern end of the Grand Strand know they have found paradise – sparkling shores, beach music and enough memory-making, vacation fun to please every member of the family. From just north of the North Carolina border to Barefoot Landing, this section of the beach brings folks back year after year to enjoy shopping, great food, exciting nightlight and, of course, the beautiful, wide beaches.
Not Found Elsewhere Your mother-in-law needs a gift and don’t forget your BFF. And, of course, you need a few mementoes of your amazing vacation. The North End has lots of options. From funky boutiques in Sunset Beach like Bleu (720 Sunset Blvd. N.) and Blue Heron Gallery (1780-10A Chandlers Lane) to dazzling art at Sunset River Marketplace (10283 Beach Dr. SW) in Calabash, shops on the north end are filled with one of a kind finds. Coastal North Town Center gives visitors even more reasons to shop local. From grocereis to speciality stores, this is your one stop shopping destination on the North End. Family owned and operated, Callahan’s of Calabash (9973 Beach Dr SW) has satisfied loyal shoppers for 40 years. From home décor to gifts and apparel, you are nearly guaranteed to find something you just can’t live without. The same family owns Sea Island Trading Co. (720 Hwy. 17 N.) just across the border in Little River where Southern Belles or those who love them, can find designer clothing, jewelry and home furnishings! For everything beachwear and in between visit one of five locations of Beach Life Resortwear (see ad on pg. 47). The Great Outdoors You came TO the beach FOR the beach – sitting in a comfy sand chair under an umbrella and listening to the waves break on the shore – bliss! Locals love the Cherry Grove Fishing Pier for beach access and enjoying a walk on the pier, but parking fees apply! Between Cherry Grove and North Myrtle Beach you can find lots of free public parking and easy access to the shore. Crescent Beach and Windy Hill are both fun places to spend your beach day. But there is a lot more to do on the north end.
Quaint and lovely Little River offers half and full day charter fishing trips for the angler in the group. If you are visiting in May, the Blue Crab Festival (5/20 & 21) is an annual favorite. Play Tarzan for the day at Go Ape Zipline and Treetop Adventure! Thrill-seekers will find a day of adventure here, and they have recently added a Treetop Junior course for the younger crowd. If this is a little too much action, The North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex offers three hiking trails and lots of other outdoor activities. Music & Dancing No visit to The North End could be considered complete without a visit to Fat Harold’s Beach Club to watch the shaggers’ slide and twirl to the sounds of beach music – you could even take a few lessons! North Myrtle Beach also has free concerts on Main Street throughout the summer. Beginning in May, Music on Main concerts are held every Thursday at 7 pm. North Myrtle Beach is also the home of House of Blues – check and see who’s playing while you’re here. Off the Beaten Path Wine lovers alert! Duplin Winery’s vineyards are located in Rose Hill, North Carolina, but now the popular winery has opened a Tasting Station in North Myrtle Beach. Check their website, www.duplinwinery.com, for upcoming events and tastings.
North End Dining – the Best of the Best! Eggs Up grill
This chain was started by a local on the south end – there are now more than a dozen locations, two of which are in North Myrtle Beach. 4018 Hwy. 17 S. 732 Main Street North Myrtle Beach eggsupgrill.com
ThE parson’s TablE
Originally a Methodist Church, this restaurant offers the finest in classic and Coastal Carolina favorites – plus a really good wine list. 4305 McCorsley Ave. Little River parsonstable.com
Clark’s sEafood & ChophoUsE
Comfortable, yet sophisticated, plus a beautiful view of Coquina Harbor ensures a memorable meal! 720 Highway 17 Little River clarksseafoodandchophouse.com
hoskins rEsTaUranT
Owned by the same family since 1948, Hoskins is now managed by the third generation of owners. Take the kids, they’ll love it! 405 Main Street North Myrtle Beach
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Leaving the beach and everyone is starving? Grab some hot dogs at Gary’s, and get back out there! 1417 Hwy. 17 North Myrtle Beach
doCksidE aT Calabash
Calabash seafood just like you remember it. Enough said. 9955 Nance Street Calabash, NC docksideseafoodhouse.com
original bEnjamin’s
If you only visit one buffet, this is definitely the one to choose. Over 170 items and the dining rooms are filled with interesting memorabilia. 9593 N. Kings Hwy. North Myrtle Beach
Casual dining at its best! Try one of their specialty frozen drinks – the Carolina Sunset is a particular favorite. 1045 River Rd. Calabash, NC
Z’s kiTChEn
Z’s offers a sit-down quality experience with a warm atmosphere and chef-driven, fresh creations in a fast casual establishment. 1400 Highway 17 N., North Myrtle Beach amazingkitchen.com
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Locally owned, delicious breakfast and brunch – this restaurant is a hit with families. 2305 N. Ocean Blvd. North Myrtle Beach
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Fabulous wine list, stellar service and an award winning chef that really does prepare every bite you eat. Yes, this is every bit as good as you think it is! 503 Highway 17 N. North Myrtle Beach seabluewinebar.com
Two friends passionate about BBQ, patriotic for Our Country, and who believe in running a business with meaning and purpose. MISSION BBQ….. Proudly Serving Those Who Serve. 1380 Highway 17 N. Myrtle BeachMyrtle Beach mission-bbq.com
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Always DELICIOUS. We’re serving up freshly prepared, Southern-inspired favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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LOW A.M. P.M. 5:40 5:49 6:39 6:47 7:45 7:53 8:57 9:05 10:07 10:16 11:07 11:18 11:58 12:11 12:43 12:59 1:24 1:43 2:01 2:24 2:37 3:03 3:13 3:42 3:48 4:20 4:24 4:58 5:01 5:39 5:41 6:22 6:25 7:10 7:17 8:04 8:18 9:03 9:25 10:00 10:28 10:53 11:25 11:43 12:17 12:31 1:09 1:19 2:00 2:07 2:51 2:56 3:42 3:47 4:35 4:39 5:29 5:34
HIGH A.M. P.M. 11:49 12:10 12:52 1:14 1:56 2:18 3:00 3:22 4:02 4:24 5:02 5:23 5:58 6:16 6:47 7:03 7:31 7:44 8:11 8:23 8:49 9:00 9:25 9:37 10:02 10:15 10:41 10:56 11:24 11:40 12:11 12:29 1:01 1:20 1:53 2:13 2:46 3:06 3:39 4:00 4:33 4:54 5:26 5:47 6:18 6:38 7:08 7:27 7:57 8:15 8:47 9:05 9:39 9:58 10:35 10:54 11:36 11:55
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LOW A.M. P.M. 8:08 8:26 9:08 9:32 10:04 10:33 10:52 11:25 11:35 12:11 12:15 12:54 12:54 1:34 1:33 2:14 2:11 2:53 2:50 3:32 3:29 4:11 4:08 4:50 4:49 5:29 5:31 6:11 6:18 6:56 7:12 7:45 8:14 8:40 9:22 9:38 10:28 10:35 11:30 11:32 12:28 12:27 1:24 1:23 2:19 2:18 3:13 3:13 4:05 4:07 4:57 5:02 5:48 5:57 6:39 6:54 7:32 7:54
HIGH A.M. P.M. 1:39 2:26 2:36 3:22 3:29 4:15 4:21 5:05 5:11 5:52 5:59 6:36 6:44 7:16 7:25 7:53 8:04 8:30 8:41 9:06 9:19 9:44 9:57 10:23 10:39 11:06 11:25 11:52 12:16 12:42 1:09 1:33 2:03 2:27 2:58 3:23 3:54 4:21 4:51 5:20 5:49 6:19 6:45 7:16 7:40 8:12 8:33 9:07 9:27 10:03 10:21 11:02 11:18 12:03 12:15 1:02 1:11 1:58
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LOW A.M. P.M. 6:27 6:33 7:30 7:38 8:37 8:49 9:42 9:58 10:40 10:59 11:29 11:52 12:12 12:38 12:51 1:21 1:28 2:00 2:04 2:39 2:41 3:17 3:17 3:56 3:54 4:34 4:33 5:14 5:12 5:55 5:55 6:39 6:44 7:28 7:41 8:21 8:46 9:17 9:52 10:13 10:54 11:06 11:52 11:59 12:47 12:50 1:41 1:42 2:35 2:35 3:28 3:29 4:22 4:23 5:15 5:19 6:11 6:17 7:08 7:19
HIGH A.M. P.M. 12:40 12:59 1:44 2:01 2:46 3:02 3:45 4:00 4:42 4:55 5:35 5:47 6:23 6:33 7:05 7:16 7:44 7:55 8:21 8:32 8:56 9:08 9:32 9:46 10:10 10:25 10:51 11:08 11:36 11:55 12:24 12:47 1:15 1:39 2:07 2:33 3:00 3:27 3:54 4:22 4:50 5:17 5:46 6:12 6:41 7:05 7:35 7:57 8:28 8:49 9:23 9:42 10:20 10:39 11:21 11:39 12:24 12:40 1:27
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LOW A.M. P.M. 8:26 8:57 9:19 9:57 10:10 10:51 10:56 11:39 11:40 12:23 12:22 1:05 1:03 1:46 1:44 2:27 2:25 3:06 3:06 3:45 3:46 4:24 4:27 5:03 5:10 5:43 5:57 6:27 6:50 7:15 7:51 8:10 8:59 9:10 10:08 10:12 11:13 11:12 12:13 12:11 1:09 1:08 2:03 2:03 2:55 2:57 3:44 3:49 4:32 4:41 5:18 5:32 6:04 6:23 6:50 7:17 7:39 8:14 8:30 9:13
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HIGH A.M. P.M. 2:04 2:51 2:54 3:41 3:44 4:30 4:33 5:17 5:22 6:03 6:10 6:45 6:54 7:26 7:35 8:04 8:14 8:41 8:52 9:19 9:31 9:57 10:12 10:38 10:57 11:24 11:48 12:13 12:42 1:06 1:37 2:02 2:34 2:59 3:32 3:59 4:31 5:01 5:31 6:02 6:30 7:01 7:25 7:56 8:18 8:50 9:09 9:44 10:00 10:38 10:52 11:34 11:44 12:30 12:36 1:23 1:27 2:14 2:17 3:03
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LOW A.M. P.M. 9:23 10:11 10:15 11:02 11:04 11:49 11:51 12:34 12:35 1:16 1:18 1:56 2:00 2:36 2:42 3:15 3:24 3:54 4:07 4:34 4:52 5:16 5:39 6:01 6:33 6:51 7:34 7:47 8:43 8:50 9:55 9:56 11:01 11:00 12:00 12:00 12:54 12:56 1:45 1:49 2:33 2:40 3:19 3:29 4:02 4:17 4:44 5:03 5:25 5:49 6:07 6:37 6:51 7:29 7:40 8:26 8:35 9:26 9:33 10:22
NOVEMBER
LOW A.M. P.M. 11:54 12:09 12:43 12:55 1:32 1:41 2:22 1:29 2:12 2:18 3:04 3:09 3:58 4:03 4:55 5:01 5:57 6:04 7:03 7:13 8:12 8:24 9:13 9:29 10:06 10:26 10:52 11:16 11:33 12:00 12:12 12:42 12:50 1:22 1:26 2:00 2:03 2:39 2:40 3:18 3:19 3:58 3:58 4:39 4:40 5:23 5:27 6:11 6:21 7:03 7:23 7:58 8:28 8:53 9:29 9:45 10:26 10:36
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HIGH DAY LOW HIGH A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 3:06 3:52 1 10:29 11:13 4:09 4:50 3:55 4:40 2 11:19 11:58 5:00 5:37 4:46 5:27 3 12:06 5:48 6:22 5:35 6:13 4 12:41 12:51 6:34 7:04 6:22 6:56 5 1:22 1:35 7:16 7:44 7:05 7:36 6 2:02 2:18 7:57 8:24 7:46 8:14 7 2:43 3:02 8:38 9:04 8:25 8:52 8 3:24 3:47 9:20 9:47 9:04 9:31 9 4:06 4:34 10:07 10:35 9:46 10:12 10 4:50 5:24 10:59 11:29 10:31 10:58 11 5:38 6:19 11:56 11:22 11:49 12 6:31 7:22 12:29 12:57 12:17 13 7:30 8:33 1:31 2:00 12:45 1:15 14 8:37 9:45 2:34 3:02 1:44 2:15 15 9:47 10:50 3:37 4:04 4:39 5:05 2:44 3:15 16 10:52 11:47 5:39 6:02 3:46 4:16 17 11:51 6:35 6:54 4:48 5:17 18 12:38 12:45 1:24 1:35 7:25 7:42 5:50 6:16 19 2:08 2:22 8:12 8:26 6:48 7:11 20 2:49 3:08 8:57 9:08 7:41 8:01 21 3:29 3:51 9:40 9:49 8:32 8:49 22 4:07 4:33 10:24 10:32 9:21 9:35 23 4:46 5:16 11:09 11:17 10:10 10:21 24 5:25 6:00 11:57 11:00 11:09 25 6:07 6:47 12:06 12:48 11:51 11:58 26 6:54 7:40 12:57 1:39 12:42 27 7:48 8:39 1:50 2:29 12:48 1:33 28 8:49 9:38 2:41 3:20 1:38 2:22 29 9:50 10:32 3:32 4:09 2:28 3:11 30 3:18 4:01
HIGH A.M. P.M. 5:26 5:54 6:15 6:42 7:02 7:29 7:50 8:17 7:38 8:06 8:28 9:00 9:23 9:58 10:22 11:02 11:26 12:09 12:31 1:13 1:33 2:15 2:32 3:14 3:29 4:09 4:22 5:00 5:11 5:46 5:55 6:28 6:36 7:06 7:14 7:43 7:51 8:20 8:28 8:58 9:07 9:39 9:49 10:24 10:35 11:12 11:27 12:02 12:20 12:53 1:13 1:43 2:06 2:35 3:00 3:28 3:53 4:21
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11:26 12:12 1:04 1:57 2:50 3:43 4:38 5:36 6:37 7:40 8:41 9:36 10:23 11:05 11:45 12:19 12:58 1:37 2:15 2:53 3:31 4:10 4:50 5:33 6:20 7:14 8:12 9:10 10:08 11:03 11:58
12:54 1:54 2:51 3:45 4:35 5:22 6:03 6:42 7:19 7:55 8:32 9:10 9:50 10:34 11:21 12:34 1:30 2:26 3:24 4:22 5:19
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OCTOBER
LOW A.M. P.M. 10:46 11:19 11:36 12:03 12:23 12:46 1:09 1:28 1:55 2:10 2:41 2:54 3:29 3:40 4:19 4:28 5:11 5:19 6:08 6:15 7:11 7:17 8:21 8:27 9:32 9:38 10:35 10:43 11:29 11:41 12:17 12:32 1:00 1:19 1:40 2:03 2:19 2:45 2:56 3:25 3:33 4:05 4:10 4:45 4:49 5:27 5:29 6:11 6:14 7:00 7:04 7:54 8:03 8:51 9:07 9:46 10:08 10:37 11:03 11:24
HIGH A.M. P.M. 4:23 4:58 5:13 5:45 6:00 6:29 6:45 7:13 7:29 7:55 8:12 8:39 8:58 9:26 9:46 10:16 10:39 11:13 11:38 12:16 12:42 1:21 1:46 2:26 2:50 3:29 3:51 4:29 4:50 5:27 5:45 6:20 6:35 7:07 7:20 7:51 8:01 8:31 8:40 9:10 9:18 9:49 9:58 10:30 10:39 11:15 11:25 12:03 12:16 12:55 1:09 1:46 2:02 2:37 2:53 3:26 3:45 4:16 4:36 5:05
JANUARY
LOW A.M. P.M. 12:52 1:46 2:40 3:34 4:28 5:25 6:25 7:30 8:36 9:35 10:27 11:12 11:54 12:37 1:16 1:54 2:32 3:10 3:49 4:31 5:18 6:13 7:19 8:32 9:42 10:44 11:42 12:40
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Wachesaw Rd.
BROOKGREEN GARDENS
17th Ave. N.
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PIRATES VOYAGE
Carolina Forest Blvd. 31
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15
ARCADIAN SHORES
Ronnie McNair Blvd. 28 Hilton Rd.
Atlantic Ocean
MEDIEVAL TIMES
Backstage Blvd.
31
River Oaks Dr.
APACHE PIER
Outlet Blvd.
Fantasy Way
28
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Shore Dr.
George BishopAtlantic Pkwy.
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MYRTLE BEACH MALL
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Chestnut Rd.
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TANGER OUTLET ROW CENTER SOUTH
CAROLINA OPRY
DUNES CLUB
3
22 way
Lake Arrowhead Rd.
82nd Parkway
79th Ave. N.
67th Ave. N.
62nd Ave. N.
48th Ave. N.
SOCASTEE
31
Carolin To Conway a Bays Pa rk
13
10 Ocean Blvd.
14TH AVENUE PIER
2ND AVENUE PIER
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17
38th Ave. N.
29th Ave. N.
8th Ave. N.
26
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15
Kings Hwy.
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GRAND STRAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Oak St.
10th Ave. N.
15
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POST OFFICE
2
30
St.
3rd Ave. S.
15
5th Ave. N.
6th Ave. S.
19
POST OFFICE PO
WACCATEE BUSINESS ZOO
MYRTLE BEACH CONVENTION CENTER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Main
17
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17
Parkway
21st Ave. N.
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Grande Dunes Blvd.
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BROADWAY AT THE BEACH
Fantasy Harbour Blvd.
BB&T COASTAL FIELD
HORRY GEORGETOWN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
as aco Intr
10th Ave. N.
Forest Ln.
BYPASS Seaboard St.
501 To Conway
GRANDE DUNES
MARINA AT COASTAL GRANDE DUNES
BROADWAY GRAND PRIX
6
MYRTLE WAVES
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Intracoastal Waterway
To South Beaches
BYPASS
17
Seaboard St .
lvd.
Robert M. Gr issom
BYPAS S Seaboard St.
501
10th Ave. N.
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21st Ave. N.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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COPYRIGHT STRAND MAGAZINE
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8th Ave. N.
26
15
10th Ave. N.
BUSINESS
15
2ND AVENUE PIER
SPRINGMAID PIER
ite Ave. Wh
POST OFFICE PO
5th Ave. N.
19
MYRTL CONVE CEN
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St. Main
Ocean Blvd.
Broadw
3rd Ave. S.
STATE PARK PIER
14
22
6th Ave. S.
S
SPRINGMAID BEACH
1
13 Ave. S.
4
MYRTLE BEACH STATE PARK
20 15
17 Ave. S.
To South Beaches
21
15 29 Ave. S.
17
17
30 28 9th Ave. S.
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Hwy. 15
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3rd A ve. S .
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17th A ve. S.
MYRTLE BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
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32
CALABASH 179
Main St.
14th Ave. S.
6th Ave. S.
17th Ave. S.
15th Ave. S.
29th Ave. S.
28th Ave. S.
32nd Ave. S.
33rd Ave. S.
37th Ave. S.
46th Ave. S.
48th Ave. S.
21st Ave. S.
11th Ave. N.
N
32
2
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
COQUINA
Sea Mountain Hwy.
2
Hwy.
17
LITTLE RIVER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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2nd Ave
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TILGHMAN POINT
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BIRD ISLAND
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15
DUNES CLUB
3
25 9 11
MYRTLE BEACH
32
Shore Dr.
Atlantic Ocean
17 ARCADIAN SHORES
MYRTLE BEACH MALL
15
TANGER OUTLET CENTER NORTH
28 Hilton Rd.
10 Ocean Blvd.
RESTAURANT ROW
CAROLINA OPRY
Chestnut Rd.
Kings Hwy.
15
22 arkway
erway
PIRATES VOYAGE
Oak St.
2
Carolin
a Bays P
Lake Arrowhead Rd.
82nd Parkway
GRAND STRAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
79th Ave. N.
67th Ave. N.
62nd Ave. N.
48th Ave. N.
38th Ave. N.
29th Ave. N.
LE BEACH ENTION NTER
POST OFFICE
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