My parents don't live far so while visiting, my daughter and I visited the beach. It was a…read morebeautiful day, parking wasn't hard to find for a Friday afternoon, and there was plenty of space. It was pretty clean as well.

Friendly people all around. Beautiful, clean beach. The town itself is quaint but not boring…read more Plenty of shopping for everything you need.

Spent the day here yesterday. Have family that live in the area so came together for lunch (see…read morethat separate review) This is a pretty cool spot in Mrtyle Beach. There are lots of activities for the young and young at heart throughout this outside mall area. It's kinda a touristy spot as you have many attractions $ including: Bungee, Speed Boat Experience, zip line, small rides, a Ferris wheel, a theater. Not to mention it's all on the ocean. There are a variety of shops selling the usual fare, but it's a nice walkable area with much to offer throughout your walk experience. I picked up a few things for gifts to bring home and really enjoyed my time with family here. FYI- The highly anticipated Ole Smoky Distillery and Yee-Haw Brewing Co. is opening tomorrow and would have really of liked to experience that as Paula Deans was super disappointing. *On a good note- Guy Fieri's Flavor Town will be a gigantic space within Myrtle Beach and opens in June.*

The "Heart of Myrtle Beach," or the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade, is a beloved attraction…read morealong the stunning Grand Strand. This massive entertainment district spans a length of 1.2 miles, stretching from 14th Avenue North to the 2nd Avenue Pier. Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade is not your average boardwalk. Instead of just a straight wooden street meandering along the oceanfront, you'll find separate sections with their own character, just waiting to immerse you in coastal fun. be sure to visit the best Myrtle Beach Boardwalk attractions Myrtle Beach SkyWheel Gay Dolphin Gift Cove Ripley's Attractions Slingshot Thrill Ride Myrtle Beach Zipline Adventures Pier 14 2nd Avenue Pier Family Kingdom Amusement Park The southern section, called the Promenade, is a linear park consisting of a 12'-wide concrete walkway that meanders through lush landscaping. It also includes several narrower looped paths off the main walk, as well as raised beach access connections.

What a awesome little town just outside of Myrtle beach, discovered Surfside as I visited the…read moreGracious Pig for lunch. My family visits Myrtle beach every few years and have never visited Surfside. My goal is to rent a home there for vacation next trip, reminds me a lot of the Florida keys. Small town with a beautiful beach and fishing pier under construction.

Not a bad beach with plenty of beach access, which means a variety of parking points. Just note…read morethat not every beach access point has a restroom or rinse off area so you'll need to be strategic if you're not actually staying on the beach.

What a beautiful stretch! Spending the holiday weekend here this year was a great choice. Not…read morefrigid temperatures. Plenty of coffee options. A variety of cuisine choices. Happy humans. And plenty of dogs.

This is a very beautiful and clean stretch of beach. We spent a few days here for our anniversary…read more In early may it was not overly crowded. We felt like we had plenty of space on the beach away from others. The waves were really rolling. Did not see any lifeguards out at the area where we were. Though they must be there as we did see a few rescue trucks drive by while we were out playing on the water. The water was a little cold upon first touch but felt good after getting acclimated to it. Watched the sunrise over the beach the last morning we were in the area. Love myrtle beach.

The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is where you will find the bulk of the town's hotels, family tourist…read moreattractions, restaurants, and souvenir shops. Along the 1.4-mile-long promenade, you will also find multiple stages, which feature concerts as well as arcades and other entertainment. Well, to be honest, It was okay for me. I am from the jersey area and we have point pleasant beach & boardwalk, ashbury, wildwood, Seaside heights, and ofcourse Atlantic city... so might be I was expecting it more - so it was just okay for me. After 2 blocks, I was like where is the rest of the boardwalk? But then it was all Promenade. The Boardwalk starts at the 14th Avenue North pier and winds down through Plyler Park to the 2nd Avenue Pier. There are also several arcades located on the boardwalk, such as Family Kingdom Amusement Park. Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade is not your average boardwalk. Instead of just a straight wooden street meandering along the oceanfront, you'll find separate sections with their own character, just waiting to immerse you in coastal fun.

Nothing beats beaches in SoCal. Though I must say we went in the evening during winter, but the…read moreboardwalk was dark quiet and empty. Everything was pretty much closed, and shops-hotels looked outdated and run down. I expected more for Myrtle Beach but it's possibly more lively during spring or summer.

This is a cute town with a nice beach that isn't crowded like Myrtle Beach. It's nickname is "The…read moreFamily Beach" My grandkids loved playing here. This little beach town made our trip. Clean area and so inviting.

I love Surfside Beach. It is beautiful and has so many fun things to so for all age levels. It is…read morepart of the Grand Strand of beaches and has a whole identity to itself. It is very close to Murrells inlet and Myrtle Beach. Traffic can het really heavy at times but that is because it is such a beautiful place. There are so many great little restaurants and a nice family culture, too.

We had a great family fun time in Myrtle beach. IHG south beach resort was good. It was near to…read moreocean and plenty of amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed the trip. Monster reservation was really helpful in picking the stay.I am really impressed by the service.

Myrtle Beach is not what I thought, I am used to California beaches. The boardwalk was dirty, food…read moreoptions were horrible. Just a bunch of tchotchke stores and sketchy people, I was super disappointed, I don't ever need to come back.

My family (two teens, two adults) had a great experience learning about fossils and shark teeth,…read moreand then digging for our own! We spent a good 2 1/2 hrs on the beach, and the owner/educator, Angela, spent a lot of time ensuring that we found good spots to dig and left with some teeth--none of which were planted there, which made the adventure all the better because it was authentic! She even clued us in to where and when we were most likely to see actual sharks, and her tip led to two shark sightings later that day (from the safety of a pier). I highly recommend this for all ages, groups or singles!

Angela was amazing and I learned so much. Thank you for a fun evening, will definitely be back…read morewith our granddaughters!!!!