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For many people, boating isn’t just a hobby — it’s a lifestyle. The Crazy Sister Marina Boat Club in Murrells Inlet offers more than convenient access to boats. It creates a welcoming community where members connect, relax, and share unforgettable experiences on the water. If you love the idea of spending time on the water…

Planning a family Spring Break in Myrtle Beach? The Grand Strand is one of the best destinations for families looking for sunshine, adventure, and kid-friendly attractions. From wide sandy beaches to exciting boat tours and waterfront dining, there are endless family-friendly things to do in Myrtle Beach during Spring Break. Whether you’re traveling with toddlers…

Nestled just south of Murrells Inlet, Brookgreen Gardens is one of South Carolina’s most iconic attractions — a stunning fusion of art, history, and nature that’s captivated visitors since it opened in 1932. Originally a working rice plantation, Brookgreen is now a sprawling 9,100-acre garden and wildlife preserve featuring world-class American figurative sculpture, themed botanical…

Looking for the ultimate Spring Break destination in Myrtle Beach? The Grand Strand has everything college students want — sunny beaches, exciting nightlife, waterfront dining, and unforgettable adventures on the water. From relaxing beach days to exciting watersport rentals, sunrise yoga sessions to sunset boat cruises, and more! Myrtle Beach offers the perfect mix of…

Each spring, thousands of Canadian travelers head south to enjoy warmer weather and coastal hospitality during Can-Am Days in Myrtle Beach. The 65th annual celebration runs March 13–22, 2026, welcoming Canadian guests with special events, activities, and deals across the Grand Strand. Whether you’re visiting to reconnect with friends, golf, explore coastal communities, or simply…

Planning a coastal getaway to Myrtle Beach or the Grand Strand? For many travelers, the journey begins in the air and ends at Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) — the region’s primary travel hub. Whether you’re visiting for beaches, fishing charters, eco tours, or waterfront dining, a little preparation before and after your flight can…

A Spring Travel Tradition Along the South Carolina Coast Every March, thousands of Canadians trade snow and cold temperatures for sunshine and coastal hospitality during Can-Am Days in Myrtle Beach. This long-running celebration recognizes the special connection between Canada and the Grand Strand, welcoming visitors with events, travel deals, and unforgettable coastal experiences. If you’re…

March is one of the most exciting months to visit the Grand Strand. Spring weather begins to warm, crowds are still manageable, and the calendar fills with food festivals, sporting events, and community celebrations. Whether you’re staying in Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, or Surfside Beach, there’s something happening nearly every weekend. If you’re planning a…

Planning a spring getaway to Myrtle Beach or the Grand Strand? March is a unique time to visit — the winter chill fades, spring energy starts building, and outdoor adventures begin to ramp up. If you’re heading to the coast, here’s a tourist-friendly guide to what kind of weather you can expect and how to…

Each spring, thousands of runners and spectators head to the South Carolina coast for one of the Grand Strand’s most anticipated athletic events — the Myrtle Beach Marathon. Taking place on Saturday, March 7, 2026, this annual race combines scenic coastal views, community energy, and a festive race-day atmosphere that draws…

When winter rolls into the Grand Strand, the Atlantic Ocean may be chilly—but community spirit is at an all-time high. Polar Plunges in Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet have become a beloved cold-weather tradition, bringing locals and visitors together to support meaningful causes. These icy dips do more than raise goosebumps—they raise critical funds for…

Georgetown, South Carolina, is not only known for its scenic waterfront and historic charm but also for being a key hub of the Gullah culture. The Gullah people are descendants of enslaved Africans brought to the Lowcountry, and their culture has uniquely shaped the heritage of Georgetown and the surrounding coastal region. What is Gullah…