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Best of Myrtle Beach

Best of Myrtle Beach

By Myrtle Beach Area CVB

05/28/2009

Relax in Myrtle Beach! Kick back and enjoy some sun and fun.


Contact Information:

t: view phone 1-800-488-8998
e: view email Danna.Lilly@VisitMyrtleBeach.com
w: view URL www.MyrtleBeachGroups.com

Trip Highlights:
  • Discover 60 miles of spectacular beaches
  • Savor the freshest Carolina coastal cuisine
  • Enjoy six award-winning live entertainment theaters
  • Challenge your game on world-class championship golf courses.
  • Unwind in the country's finest outdoor collection of sculptures

Tour Dates:

Number of Days: 4



Day 1: Arrive in Myrtle Beach
Check in at host hotel.
Savor the delectable dishes from Myrtle Beach's finest choice of
restaurants that offer group rates.
Catch live entertainment at one of Myrtle Beach's six re-nowned
theaters.
Return to hotel and settle in for an evening of rest and peace.

Day 2: Myrtle Beach Area
Breakfast at host hotel.
Visit Brookgreen Gardens and its new Lowcountry Center that
depicts the history of the Lowcountry from its Native American
beginnings to its slave era and beyond; don't miss the one-man
show that traces the history of the Gullah people from Africa to South
Carolina's Lowcountry.
Buffet or boxed lunch at Brookgreen Gardens.
Hopsewee Plantation, a National Historic Landmark on the North
Santee River, is a preservation rather than a restoration and has never
been allowed to fall into decay. Only five families have owned it,
although it was built almost 40 years before the Revolutionary War.
Return to Myrtle Beach for a dinner and show.
Day 3: Myrtle Beach
Breakfast with the Sharks at Ripley's Aquarium, with breakfast buffet,
a fun marine class, aquarium tour and the surprise of your group's
name displayed on an underwater card by one of the divers.
Browsing and lunch on own at Broadway at The Beach.
IMAX 3D Theatre Myrtle Beach.
Return to your hotel.
Dinner and one of our six live theaters: Alabama Theatre, The
Carolina Opry, Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show,
Legends in Concert, Medieval Times or The Palace Theatre.

Day 4: Myrtle Beach
Day of options:
Capt. Dave's Dockside. Serving the finest seafood & steaks for over
30 years. Waterfront dining with scenic views.
Divine Dining Group. Choose from over 20 area restaurants for your
tour group dinner.
Giant Crab Gourmet Seafood Buffet. Over 120 items at this allyou-
can-eat buffet guarantees you won't go home hungry.
House of Blues Myrtle Beach. Parties large and small will enjoy live
music and Delta-inspired cuisine.
Original Benjamin's Calabash Seafood offers a spectacular 170-
item buffet, plus one of the largest collections of nautical museum
pieces and large ship models in the Southeast.
Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville. A mecca for Parrot Heads or anyone
else who wants to have a good time in the ultimate tropical setting.
Options include the Tiki Dining Room, Euphoria Pirate Ship and Light
House Dining.
Planet Hollywood. From families and school groups to the ultimate
movie buff, Planet Hollywood sets the stage to draw guests into the
glamorous world of film and television.
Market Common. A place where you can experience exceptional
shopping and dining in a beautifully designed village setting.
Ripley's Aquarium offers hourly dive shows, thousands of colorful
fish and sharks, and an underwater moving glide path.
Broadway at the Beach. Experience 350 acres of shops, restaurants,
nightlife and attractions.
Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Enjoy minor league baseball action.
SunCruz Casino Boat. Escape on a five-hour, Vegas-style gaming cruise.






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