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Myrtle Beach is the ultimate vacation spot for those looking to spend time on the coast. Myrtle Beach is the epicenter of the Grand Strand, a stretch of beaches along the Atlantic Coast. Pristine golf courses, elite country clubs, and five-star restaurants blend seamlessly with arcades, amusement parks, and souvenir stands. Take a ride on one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the United States and look out over the ocean and the Grand Strand. 

Sit quietly and watch the sun rise over the beach or breathe in the crisp ocean air while watching the sun set in a breathtaking array of color. Spend an afternoon sunbathing on the beach, join a game of beach volleyball, or take a long hike to stretch your legs. You will be surrounded by fantastic Southern hospitality. The locals love meeting tourists and sharing their history and culture. The city did not officially become a city until 1957 when the population of permanent residents reached 5,000. Now, there are only about 30,000 permanent residents of Myrtle Beach and over a million visitors each year.

Luggage Storage in Myrtle Beach

Bounce has partnered with businesses throughout Myrtle Beach to offer short-term storage for visitors and locals to stow their belongings while exploring the city. Myrtle Beach is a hopping locale, and you do not want to be dragging your luggage along with you. Instead, drop your things with Bounce and spend time having fun, bag-free.

Myrtle Beach City Guide

Top Things to Do

Myrtle Beach caters to tourists and offers so many different attractions to keep you busy and having the time of your life. Visit amusement parks, stroll along the boardwalk, ride the SkyWheel, and stretch out in the sun. Spend time checking out the markets and malls while in Myrtle Beach and eat your way through some of the best restaurants in South Carolina. With so much to see and do, Bounce has come up with a few must-see places you do not want to miss while visiting.

Museums

Myrtle Beach is a trendy beach city that caters to tourists and provides a fantastic weekend getaway. Don't stay indoors in the museums or art galleries the entire time you visit this interesting city. Instead, get outdoors and breathe in that fresh, salty sea air while soaking in the culture that is Myrtle Beach. 

• SkyWheel Myrtle Beach: One of the tallest Ferris wheels in the United States, this 187-foot wheel offers breathtaking views of Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area. Located on the boardwalk right in the heart of the city, the SkyWheel offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Myrtle Beach skyline. 

• Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade: Located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, the boardwalk opened in 2010 and is about a mile long stretch from the 2nd Avenue Pier to Pier 14 at 14th Avenue. Shops, attractions, and the SkyWheel are located along this boardwalk and the pier is a huge draw for locals and tourists. Travel and Leisure has ranked the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk as the number two boardwalk in the United States. 

• Ripley’s Aquarium of Myrtle Beach: Stroll through this fantastic aquarium and enjoy underwater experiences without ever stepping foot in the water. Reach into the stingray touch tank and run your hand along the back of these fascinating animals. Watch the Penguins perform and waddle through the aquarium. Walk through the shark tunnel and be amazed as the sharks swim all around you. 

Shopping

Shopping in Myrtle Beach is an experience all its own, and you will not be disappointed. Whether you are searching for priceless antiques, one-of-a-kind gifts, or kitschy souvenirs, you will enjoy the experience of searching as much as finding that perfect something. 

• The Market Common: This 114-acre shopping market is the perfect place to spend the day. Stroll through amazing boutiques, visit Pottery Barn, and grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants. After shopping, visit the bowling alley or catch a movie at the theater. Rejuvenate your body and soul at the day spa. 

• Barefoot Landing: This shopping complex has been divided into different sections to make your shopping experience easier. Originally called the Village of the Barefoot Trader, the first 15 shops located in the complex were gift shops catering to tourists. Now, there are hundreds of retail shops and trendy boutiques that make up the Barefoot Landing. 

• Broadway at the Beach: This shopping and entertainment center sits on 350 acres and is a huge attraction for tourists looking to enjoy all Myrtle Beach has to offer. The complex has over 100 different specialty shops and over 20 restaurants. Lake Broadway is at the center of the complex, creating beautiful lake views while you shop and dine. 

Dining

Myrtle Beach is a melting pot of flavors and cuisines, creating an explosion of culinary delights. No matter what you are craving, you will be able to find it in Myrtle Beach. Bring your appetite and enjoy the culinary experience of Myrtle Beach.

• Seafood: Myrtle Beach is known for its fresh seafood. Stop in at Hook & Barrel; this nautical-themed seafood restaurant is one of the best in the city. Enjoy a glass of wine during happy hour and then sample the bourbon bacon stuffed flounder. End your meal with a delicious slice of key lime pie. 

• Mexican: While not necessarily known for their fantastic Mexican cuisine, Myrtle Beach does have several Mexican restaurants offering authentic, spicy dishes. Nacho Hippo is an open-air cantina serving amazing Tex-Mex dishes and authentic Mexican favorites. Give the Pollo Loco Taco platter a try or check out the menu for other great entrees. 

• Italian: There are times when you just crave a great plate of pasta. When the carb craving hits, head for one of the Italian restaurants in Myrtle Beach. Ciao Restaurant offers traditional Italian food in a relaxed environment. The spinach ravioli or shrimp with penne is spectacular.