Sands of North Myrtle Beach

The northern end of Myrtle Beach is actually its own city and tends to be a quieter spot for beach adventures. There are still lots of resorts — and miles of beach — in this end of the Grand Strand, but the crowds are fewer. North Myrtle Beach is where the shag dance originated (the shag is actually South Carolina’s state dance) and is known for its prize fishing. It’s also home to amusement parks, Alligator Adventure, where you can get up close to these creatures, and plentiful golf courses.

Here are a few resources you might find useful while spending your day there on the sand, or by the pool, in North Myrtle Beach. You should find below the most popular Hotels, Restaurants, and other amenities.  We’ve tried to do our best to screen only the best for you and your family.  Let us know if you feel any of these don’t belong here by giving it a low rating, however if you found them fabulous please give them a 4-5 star rating for us.

Tired of the salt and sand? Take a break and visit some of these nearby North Myrtle Beach attractions. Nothing here should be more than a walk or a short taxi cab away. Enjoy!