Explore Myrtle Beach: A Guide to Outdoor Activities for Our Local Residents

Myrtle Beach, situated along the 60-mile Grand Strand coastline, offers a variety of outdoor activities for groups. It's a suitable destination for bus tours, student trips, and family or military reunions. The area provides a mix of relaxing and adventurous activities.

Dolphin & Eco Tours are popular in Myrtle Beach. Visitors often enjoy dolphin watching, and a tour on a boat or jet ski can be a memorable experience. There are many ways to see dolphins, from jet ski tours to sunset cruises. Other marine life such as sting rays, sea turtles, and occasionally sharks can also be seen. Tours operate from Little River to Murrells Inlet, almost every day.

Brookgreen Gardens is another notable location. It was voted one of the top 10 Best Public Gardens in the U.S. by TripAdvisor. The gardens offer daily tours, excursions, and exhibits. Visitors can explore independently or take a guided tour. Attractions include the Lowcountry Trail, the Zoo's native animals, and an art collection.

Fishing is a popular activity in Myrtle Beach. Whether from a boat or a pier, there are many local fishing spots. These include Myrtle Beach State Park, Apache Pier, 14th Ave Pier, 2nd Ave Pier, Cherry Grove Pier, Garden City Pier, and Surfside Pier.

State parks in Myrtle Beach offer a range of activities. These include hiking, biking, fishing, and swimming. The parks also have picnic areas for outdoor meals. Beach activities such as building sandcastles or walking along the shore are also popular. Watersports like parasailing and banana boat rides offer a more adventurous experience.

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