Explore Myrtle Beach
Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
restaurant · Myrtle Beach Closed now
Hard Rock Cafe Myrtle Beach is the music-themed restaurant of the Hard Rock chain at Broadway at the Beach, housed in a pyramid built in the style of an ancient Egyptian temple. It serves American dishes, has a bar and a Rock Shop, and displays guitars, stage clothes and other memorabilia from musicians.
Official siteTickets available
tourist attraction · Myrtle Beach The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade runs for about 1.9 km along the oceanfront between the 14th Avenue Pier and the 2nd Avenue Pier, opened in 2010. Partly a raised wooden walkway over the dunes and partly a paved promenade, it passes the SkyWheel, arcades, shops, restaurants and Plyler Park, which hosts summer concerts.
Free entryNo ticket needed
tourist attraction · Myrtle Beach The SkyWheel is a 57-metre observation wheel on the Myrtle Beach boardwalk, opened in 2011. Its 42 enclosed, climate-controlled gondolas each make three turns, giving views along the beaches of the Grand Strand and out over the Atlantic. At night the wheel is lit by about a million LED lights.
Official siteTickets available
amusement park · Myrtle Beach Family Kingdom Amusement Park is a seaside amusement park on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, open since 1966 and the last of the city's oceanfront parks. It has about 35 rides, from children's rides and go-karts to a Ferris wheel and the Swamp Fox, a wooden roller coaster of 1966, and an oceanfront water park next door.
Official site
Open now · 20:00
Myrtle Beach State Park, about 6 km south of downtown Myrtle Beach, was the first state park in South Carolina to open, in 1936, with buildings by the Civilian Conservation Corps. It protects one of the last stretches of maritime forest on the Grand Strand, behind a beach with a fishing pier, and has a nature centre, trails and a campground.
Official site
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