Beautiful views along the water. There's a lot of parking along highway 17, some paid lots, and free lots of you're eating at that restaurant. Holiday time the restaurants are decked out in colorful lights with a holiday tree set up at the end of the dock. Can book a sunset cruise boat ride or pirate ship ride. Flat, paved or deck - wheelchair and stroller accessible. read more

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The space is much written about. It amounts to a boardwalk into the marsh and along the water's edge, along which various boat launches and restaurants are evident. The marsh is characteristically majestic. The businesses aren't much. It's always nice to get a bit of that fresh sea air, but compared to, say, the similar Shem Creek boardwalk in the Charleston suburbs, this one is nothing to write home about. Parking was a tad confusing but out on the street appeared to be free. I'm sure that eating on the water is nice, but food options are better elsewhere in my experience. read more

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Beautiful walk on a boardwalk. See fusing boats and herons and pelicans. Plenty of areas to stop and take in the views. Multiple restaurants with indoors and outdoor seating for food and drinks. read more

Quiet peaceful boardwalk with many restaurants to choose from and beautiful views of the marsh! read more

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Great place to walk around on the marsh walk fine restaurants Greek rats is one of my favorites. Always a good time. Good food.

The Marshalk is a small cute waterfront area in Murrell's Inlet - there's a handful of restaurants that offer indoor/outdoor seating, live music in the evenings, and a short pier to walk along for fishing and a view. I visited in late October so it was pretty quiet, which was nice, and I also enjoyed a small local market in the adjacent parking lot before my walk. The views are pretty. read more

Different restaurants along the marsh walk and they have good food and live music. Christmas time it's got different Christmas lights along the walk way and a tree at the end of the pier read more

Marsh walk is a great way to walk off a meal and see a bit of the marshes. Don't miss Goat Island behind Drunken Jacks. The walkway is clean and easy to traverse. It is a great place to walk before or after enjoying the many restaurants and bars along the marsh walk. It is also a great way to acclimate to the area to find out what is available to do on the inlet. read more

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Unique boardwalk among the marshes of the inlet. Wooden boardwalk, easy walk for all abilities. Several scattered benches to sit and enjoy people watching. Several restaurants attach to boardwalk so bar hopping is easy. We hear it is a great place at Christmas. Santa is at the end of pier at Christmas. Worth an afternoon stroll. read more

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If you in the Myrtle Beach area, you definitely need to drive about 20 minutes south and visit the Marshwalk in Murrells Inlet. The view of the inlet is fabulous and if you are there during low tide, you'll see a good number of oyster beds. As for restaurants, we'll there be s something for everyone. The Tuna Shak has a band playing outside most of the time and their drinks definitely flow. Drunken Jack's has some of the best food in tow and a beautiful view of the inlet as well as goat island (go to Drunken Jack's and read about Goat Island on their menu). Dead Dog Saloon has good food and if you're a dog lover, it a must see. That's just a few of the places but the Marshwalk is great time for adults. Probably not as much for younger kids. read more

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Visited mid summer as well as early November. A great place to visit when down in the area. Had dinner at one of the many restaurants along the walk, and afterwards, walked along the boardwalk. Happened to time it out where the sun was setting and managed to get some pretty good shots. On a Thursday night, there seemed to be lots of entertainment such as live bands and or singers. Definitely a cool place to hang with lots of places to grab a drink or eat some food Always look forward to visiting. read more

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Great views, definitely prime people watching area. Lots of restaurants with outdoor seating with the views of garden city off in the distance. read more

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Still is and has been one of my favorite places to visit. I love the family or date night or girls night fun you can have here. There is something for all day and night. With restaurants to satisfy any craving or price range, beautiful goat island to look at, many boats to rent or cruises to do, and the walk on the marsh-this is the place!! The scene here is so different than it is in Myrtle. It is quaint, safe, and laid back. I really wish they had more hotels or motels near here so THIS would be the detonation instead having to stay in Myrtle and drive the 30 minutes. I know that Murrells Inlet wants to keep their town quaint though and so I understand. If you are looking for something fun, free to do unless you purchase food or drinks- this is your place!! You can always here many types of live music and sit on one of the many chairs overlooking the water. 5 out of 5. read more

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Partly under construction, as you can see in my photo thru the chain link fence. Be careful where you park, some of the restaurants tow. Good way to spend 45 minutes walking near the Marsh. Many restaurants but not many shops. read more

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The walk is Along the many restaurants lining the marsh. The walk is lovely and we took lots of pictures, then had drinks and crab dip at DeadDog Saloon read more

Love love love this place!!! Before moving down to the area, we always enjoyed eating at the restaurants on the inlet and walking the piers... It's so wonderful to live near somewhere so beautiful Oh and the goats on the island are the best! read more

The Marshwalk is so great. There's plenty of things to see and do. I don't know why it took me so long to check out! There's restaurants lining the dock so you can stop in and grab lunch or dinner and there are also little bars set up outside to grab a drink and enjoy while you walk. They also have local vendors selling their crafts. At night live music flows through from these restaurants and it just has a nice relaxed summer vibe. You can take a private tour with a pirate or ride a boat if you wish or just walk around with your friends and family and take in the views. A lot of the restaurants have great happy hours so its a good place to go grab some inexpensive yet yummy fare. Marshwalk is what you make it. It can be a free night of just walking and enjoying the sights or you can make it a pricey night with dinner, drinks, and a boat ride. I like the flexibility. read more

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First time visit. Great atmosphere. Nighttime was fabulous. Can't wait to go back. Want to try the pirate ship for Grand kids soon

I love walking the Marsh Walk in Murrells Inlet. You can park along the main road and access it from in between the restaurants. There's no charge to walk along the dock. You'll walk by restaurants and bars which vary greatly in theme and design, and you'll even see several venders selling hand crafted products. You can access speed boat rides, parasailing trips, jet ski and paddle board rentals, and sailing trips from here as well. Read up about goat island which is visible from here as well. You can walk over to the marina and walk out onto the long board walk jutting out into the marsh as well which is completely free. This is the perfect place to take a sunset walk for a date or with the family after dinner. If you love seafood, pick any of these fine restaurants for dinner and look out into the marina as you dine and drink. It is after all the Seafood Capital of South Carolina! read more

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When I read the reviews after going to the marsh walk I saw this dude's review about a restaurant nearby but he reviewed the marsh walk!!! Lol! He gave it one star but the marsh walk isn't even a restaurant!!! Anyway the marsh walk is a good way to kill some time and it is a good walk on the marsh there's a lot of crabs and sea birds! The scenery is pretty decent a good view of surrounding marshes. There is some seafood restaurants right next to the marsh walk! I wish they could expand, but they would disrupt the local wildlife. Definitely a good way to kill some time. read more

Staying in MB but had read about and wanted to Explore Murrell's Inlet... about 20-25 minute drive to MI, got there fairly early, around 11 and decided to check out the Marshwalk, which is located behind restaurant row on the "strip"... to start the walk you can park in one of the seafood restaurant's (I parked at Wahoo's) and you just walk between buildings and you find a cute little boardwalk lined with oyster shells... the walk itself and boardwalk is not that long but it meanders behind seafood houses and gives you a 1st hand look of the marsh lands - which are beautiful.. you can literally see the oyster beds on the muddy banks... people are friendly, the walk was pretty laid back at lunch time but I suspect at sunset or on a weekend the bars and fish houses are rocking...can't miss goat island, little patch of marshland inhabitated by about 4 goats who, wrestle, play butt heads and just carry on... I'm sure there is a story there but don't know it...check out the marshwalk @ MI, venture over to the lazy gator and grab a bowl of she Crab Soup at Inlet Crab House - you won't be sorry you did read more

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Peaceful and beautiful! Great place for family or friends. Lots of yummy food and great watersports action too. Fishing is good also as always here. Im a local so this is our favorite fall winter spots as well. read more

Neat place! Worth a visit but pretty small. Several good restaurants and boating opportunities but lacking in shops. Worth checking out but look ahead of time what's there so you know how much time you want to commit. Good afternoon trip though. read more

Loved, loved, loved this place! Everything that everyone in our party got was great! The live music was awesome and the bathroom was clean! Staff was super nice and accommodating. We enjoyed being able to eat by the water and enjoy the cool breeze prior to watching the fireworks on the 4th. read more