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The Carolina Opry ShowThe impressive variety of live music shows in Myrtle Beach can be traced back to one man, Calvin Gilmore, and his singular vi-sion that first-rate entertainment could thrive along the Grand Strand. Now in its 29th season, the critically acclaimed TCO show boasts over 8,000 performances and has been running longer than any show in Broadway history.

The first variety show in Myrtle Beach- and the only show voted

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New this season: Powerhouse vocalist Bibis Ellison and charming crooner Colton Cason join the cast and plush, wide new seating.

The Carolina Opry Christmas Special The Christmas Show of the South During November and December the the-ater is transformed into a winter wonder-land as Calvin Gilmore presents the South’s most eagerly awaited production, The Carolina Opry Christmas Special. Be sure to book early for this dazzling and sentimental celebration of America’s favorite season.

Good VibrationsThe best music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, blended with rich multimedia screens, spe-cial effects, and elaborate costuming, all performed live by the award-winning cast of TCO. This fast-paced, high energy show will take you back to the decades that brought us the best in American popular music. We guarantee you won’t see anything like this on the Grand Strand!

New this season: Good Vibrations is also presented in The Calvin Gilmore Theater so you’ll see the same new seating and new performers in this show.

LIGHT Laser Extravaganza The newest offering in the Carolina Opry Theater, LIGHT, is 45 minutes of dazzling lasers coupled with a variety of musical themes. Show choices include The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Classic Rock, Fam-ily Fun and more. The New York Times said of a one-time performance in New York, “...you can really walk out exhilarated.” For tickets and more information about the Calvin Gilmore shows, go to TheCarolinaOpry.com, or call (866) 865-7449.

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The Horses…..While most of the royal subjects stand on their own two feet, the most celebrated members of the Kingdom are best known for their trot, gallop and canter. You’ll be amazed as you see the beautiful Andallusian stallions- our starts of the show performing amazing and graceful feasts of pageantry and dressage right before your eyes!

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ALLIGATOR ADVENTUREBarefoot Landing, NMB • 843-361-0789www.alligatoradventure.comWith over 230 species of animals, this 15- acre park is the world’s largest reptile zoo. Over 1,000 alligators and crocodiles are “at home” here, together with snakes, lizards, frogs, tortoises, tropical birds, Komodo dragon and Albino Alligators. Live shows!

BAREFOOT LANDINGNorth Myrtle Beach • 843-272-8349www.barefootlanding.comCatch a show at the House of Blues or the Alabama Theater. Barefoot Landing opens at 10:00 am seven days a week, year-round; closing hours vary by season.

BJ’S SCOOTERS605 N. Kings Hwy. Suite A. MB843-424-1172Experience Myrtle Beach by way of scooter. BJ’s rents, sells and repairs scooters and mopeds. Get 120+ miles per gallon. Guaranteed lowest prices for scooters and will beat or match any local advertised price.

CApTAIN RAymOND’S FIShING & CRUISES9931 Nance St. Calabash, NC 910-579-FISH (3474)Half day fishing, dolphin cruises, night shark fishing! Come to Calabash, NC and take advantage of some of the finest fishing along the East Coast. We offer morning half day and night shark fishing trips that are designed to exceed all your expectations. Lowest prices on the beach guaranteed.

ThE CAROLINA OpRyJunction of Hwy.17 Bus. & Bypass800-843-6779 • 843-913-4000www.carolinaopry.comThe only show to have won every major South Carolina tourism award, including its highest, the Governor’s Cup, and Most Outstanding Attraction. Year after year, Myrtle Beach Sun News readers keep voting it, “Best Show” and “Best Place to Take Out-of-Towners.”

GOOD VIBRATIONS(At Carolina Opry)Junction of Hwy. 17 Bus. & Bypass800-843-6779/ 843-913-4000www.carolinaopry.comThe best of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s live! This fast paced, high energy show will take you back to the decades that brought us the best in American popular music- the Beatles, the Beach Boys, Cyndi Lauper, James Brown, Tina Turner and even KISS, to name a few. We guarantee you won’t see anything like it on the Grand Strand.

hOLLyWOOD WAx mUSEUm ENTERTAINmENT CENTER1808 21st Avenue NorthBroadway at the Beachwww.hollywoodwaxmuseum.com/myrtle-beachThe only wax museum in the country devoted entirely to celebrity figures. The two-story Museum will take you into the world of Hollywood Stars and allow you to get close to some of the most famous people in show business. You’ll find a mix of current A-list stars, Academy Award winners, classic entertainers, and music superstars. From John Wayne to Johnny Depp and Audrey Hepburn to Angelina Jolie, there are wax figures for everyone to enjoy. The Museum also houses two additional amazing attractions- Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors and the fun and scary Outbreak, Dread of the Undead.

hOUSE OF BLUES4640 Hwy 17 S., NMB843-272-3000www.houseofblues.comVisit HOB for live music, delicious cuisine, and amazing special events. Where food and music feed the soul! Concerts by nationally known entertainers.

INLET pOINT pLANTATION5800 Highway 236, NMB843-249-2989 Saddle up and have a blast at Inlet Point Plantation, featuring horse rentals and riding for every kind of adventure enthusiast! Our mission is to make sure that you have a great time with one of our amazing, beautiful horses on a peaceful tour though the plantation. All at a breathtaking location that you won’t easily forget.

LA BELLE AmIE VINEyARDHwy. 90 & St. Joseph Rd, Little River843-399-WINEwww.labelleamie.comWine tasting, tours, unique gift shop. Relax on our porch with a glass of wine. 2 miles

from the ocean near North Myrtle Beach. Call for wine festival information.

mEDIEVAL TImESDINNER & TOURNAmENTFantasy Harbour, MB888-WE-JOUST or 843-236-4635www.medievaltimes.comEnjoy the thrilling action, four-course feasting, pageantry and romance that have made Medieval Times America’s favorite dinner show. See sparks fly and lances shatter as brave knights battle in sword fight and hand-to-hand combat!

myRTLE BEACh SKyWhEEL1110 N. Ocean Blvd. MB843-839-9200Take flight and ride the newest addition to the Myrtle Beach skyline- 200 feet above the Atlantic Ocean! Open rain or shine, year round, with 42 climate controlled and fully enclosed gondolas. Nightly light show featuring over 1 million LED lights. Next to Landshark Bar and Grill on the Boardwalk.

pALACE ThEATER1420 Celebrity CircleBroadway at the Beach800-905-4228Illusions of magic - this full scale production show incorporating the Magic of Peter Gossamer, special effects, dancers and elaborate scenery has expanded the art of illusion into a modern spectacle. Be amazed by cutting edge magic, including new acts with Ben Blaque and his crossbow from America’s Got Talent 2012, five 200 pound Bengal Tigers, and the first ever indoor human cannonball!hot Jersey Nights - a nostalgic trip down memory lane to celebrate the hit songs of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The show delivers first class musical arrangements, perfect harmonies, authentic costumes, and all of the Four Seasons greatest hits with a special tribute to the music of the Beach Boys.


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pIRATES VOyAGEJunction of Hwy.17 Bus. & Bypass800-433-4401www.piratesvoyage.comExperience the spirit and swashbuckling excitement of the pirates who called the Carolina Coast home. The Crimson and Sapphire pirates battle each other on deck, in the water and in the sky above their full-sized pirate ships in a 15-foot deep indoor lagoon to the cheers of their fans in the arena.

RIpLEy’S AQUARIUmBroadway At The Beach, MB843-916-0888www.ripleysaquarium.comSC’s most visited attraction. Enjoy 330-foot moving glidepath through an underwater tunnel filled with 12-foot sharks and thousands of colorful fish. Pet a ray, hold a horseshoe crab.

RIpLEy’S OCEAN BLVD. ThRILLSDowntown Myrtle BeachOn Ocean Boulevardmyrtlebeach.ripleys.comRipleys Believe It or Not! - The largest collection of the odd and unusual from all corners of the world. Ripleys Haunted Adventure - A multi-million dollar haunted house featuring live actors, animatronics and bone chilling special effects.Ripleys Marvelous Mirror MazeEncounter surprising corners, dead ends and continuous circles! Never the same experience twice!Ripleys Moving TheaterCutting edge motion technology and incredible six channel digital surround sound make it the most exciting movie there is!

7-D CINEmABarefoot Landing, NMB843-273-02777D Cinema with 10 different rides from five to fifteen minutes. Feel, see, hear and smell every effect in the movie you watch! 4D screen plus nine physical effects on every single seat.

SILVER COAST WINERy6680 Barbeque RoadOcean Isle Beach, NC910-287-2800www.silvercoastwinery.comEnjoy daily wine tastings as well as tours of the full production facility. During your visit, browse the unique gift shop and the eclectic art gallery. Silver Coast hosts several art and music events during the year. Call for information.

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SOAR + ExpLOREZIpLINE & ROpES COURSEBroadway at the Beach, MBNear Wonderworks843-626-9962www.soarandexplore.comThe zipline will take participants soaring 50 feet above water on a course that travels 1,000 feet between towers. The ropes course stands a staggering 40 feet tall and spans three levels.

T.I.G.E.R.S. WILD ENCOUNTER TOURBarefoot Landing, NMB843-361-4552 • www.tigerfriends.comExperience thrilling animal encounters that are both heart pounding and heart warming with the exotic creatures who live there. Located just 20 minutes from T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station and Barefoot Landing, you’ll find fifty acres of tropical paradise. Meet tigers, our gray wolf, Ruma the chimpanzee and Suria the orangutan. Meet “Bubbles,” our African elephant.

VOyAGER FIShING FLEET1525 13th Ave. NorthNorth Myrtle Beach843-626-4900www.supervoyagerdeepseafishing.comDeep sea fishing and dolphin cruses. We have a top-notch crew on board offering you the finest service in the business. The Voyager is equipped with the most modern electronics & safety equipment.

WhEELS OF yESTERyEAR413 Hospitality Lane, Myrtle Beach843-903-4774www.wheelsofyesteryearmb.comOne of the Southeast’s most impressive collections of vintage American-made automobiles and trucks in one location. Showcasing over 50 classic cars and trucks including Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth MOPAR cars, along with various other American muscle cars.

WONDERWORKSBroadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach843-626-9962www.wonderworksonline.comAn “amusement park for the mind,” combining education and entertainment in over 100 hands-on exhibits that will spark the imagination and stimulate the mind. Experience 74 mile per hour hurricane-force winds, maneuvering the controls of a NASA spacecraft, lying on a bed of 3,500 nails, piloting a fighter jet, and much more!

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South Carolina’s Grand Strand, the spectacular 60 mile coastline that stretches from Little River to Georgetown, is one of the top ranked beach destinations in the country. In 2011, Trip Advisor® reviewers ranked Myrtle Beach as the #6 Top Beach Spot in the world for its top-rated options for hotels, vacation rentals, attractions and restaurants.

If you have never stayed with us before, you’ll be amazed at the choices for entertainment and shopping at one-of-a-kind venues like Barefoot Landing, Broadway at the Beach and Market Common. Take the time to explore the newest offerings along the Strand such as the 1.2 mile long Boardwalk and Promenade in downtown Myrtle Beach- home to the extraordinary 200 foot tall Skywheel.

Renowned for its natural beauty, the South Carolina coast features parks and outdoor activities of all kinds, from deep sea fishing to parasailing, kayaking and camping. Get out and explore the historic Lowcountry, where marshes, inlets and rivers will enchant you and the landscapes are unforgettable.

Once the sun goes down, the fun and excitement doesn’t stop. With a collection of award winning live entertainment theaters, mini golf courses, amusement parks and night clubs, you’ll never run out of vacation thrills and memories.

In addition to being a fabulous beach resort, the Grand Strand also offers world class dining at more than 1,600 restaurants. From all-you-can-eat buffets to hand tossed pizza shops to the best in fine dining, the Myrtle Beach area truly has it all.

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Among the joys vacations have to offer is the special delight of dining out! With over 1600 restaurants, the choice may prove to be a bit difficult. But what a problem to have! The Grand Strand is anchored at both ends by seafood capitals – Calabash, NC and Little River, SC to the north and Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet and Georgetown in the south. In the center of Myrtle Beach you will find new upscale dining in the Market Common and at the north end of Myrtle Beach is everyone’s old favorite – Restaurant Row. Scattered throughout the area are countless restaurants that have earned a loyal following over the years by serving great food with great service. Try something new this year!

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21 MainPrime Steak House719 North Beach Blvd., North Myrtle Beach843-315-3000www.21mainatnorthbeach.comA cut above traditional steak houses. The menu is designed around, but also advances beyond, typical first quality steakhouse offerings, with many unique and creative items to choose from. You’ll want to try the world-class sushi and sashimi bar. The wine list provides a diverse selection of excellent vintages that complement our menu items. The dessert menu contains a variety of delec-table after dinner treats. Experience culinary excellence and extraordinary service.

anGELO’S STEaK & PaSTa2011 S. Kings Hwy. MB843-626-2800Choose from delicious daily specials or “the best steaks in the universe,” or select your favorites from Angelo’s Italian Buffet featuring meatballs, sausage, ravioli, chicken, lasagna, pizza and so much more. Full bar service, too. Open daily at 4pm, 7 days a week.

anGuS STEaKhOuSE & SEafOOd2011 S. Kings Hwy. MB843-945-9116www.angussteakhouse.usServing the finest and freshest steaks and seafood on the Grand Strand, Angus’ steaks are flame sizzled to perfection. Also enjoy surf & turf, prime rib, Oysters Rockefeller, shrimp, fresh catch and more- set within the funkiest family-friendly dining room on the beach!

aSPEn GRiLLE5101 North Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach843-449-9191www.aspen-grille.comDishes are based on traditional Southern cui-sine, with Chef Martin’s own personal twist. The menu changes seasonally and offers simple, but flavorful dishes with ingredients sourced from the best local suppliers. Excep-tional wine list.

BandiTOS1410 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach843-808-9800www.banditosmyrtlebeach.comWith mouthwatering Mexican and Caribbean food that includes the freshest daily local and sustainable fish you’ll find on the Strand, two stunning bars, fantastic live music and 100 types of tequila! Banditos offers spectacu-lar, unobstructed ocean views and the best oceanfront experience on the Boardwalk. Great Food & Great Fun have arrived in Myrtle Beach at Banditos!


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BEniTOS MEaTBaLL ExPRESS1600 Hwy. 17S, NMB 843-281-0730www.benitosnmb.comBenitos Original Brick Oven now delivers in North Myrtle Beach. Large selection of pizza and MEATBALLS! Meatball subs, meatball flats, spaghetti and meatballs, and meatballs and sauce. Italian, beef, chicken, and veggie meatballs! Call us - we’ll bring them to you!

BEniTO’S ORiGinaL BRiCK OVEn1600 Hwy. 17S, NMB 843-272-1414www.benitosnmb.comPapa Mio - this is Italian! Dozens of homemade, fresh-from-the-market blends topping wood-fired brick oven pizza, each deliciously Benito’s. Delectable salads and enticing Italian specialties are comple-mented by a distinctive wine selection and full bar service. Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence.

BEnjaMin’S CaLaBaSh SEafOOd BuffET700 Hwy. 17 N. Surfside Beach(next to bowling alley)843-233-8171Conveniently located near the camp-

grounds. Over 100 item seafood buffet featuring Alaskan snow crab legs, oysters, shrimp, steak, garden fresh salad bar and dessert bar. Opens at 2pm every day seasonally. BiSTRO 907209 Hwy. 90, Longs 843-390-5151www.bistro90.comItalian and american cuisine, with lunch and dinner features daily. N.Y. hand tossed brick oven pizza, veal cutlets and chops, mussels, fresh seafood, mouthwatering pasta dishes, and fresh baked bread. Full bar with three TVs for the sports fans. About 10 minutes inland from Restaurant Row via Hwy. 22. Turn right onto Hwy. 90 and you’re there. Worth the drive!

BOaRdWaLK COffEE hOuSEBarefoot Landing, NMB4830 Hwy 17 S843-427-7397www.boardwalkcoffeehousemb.comOffering a relaxed atmosphere for tour-ists and locals alike. Specializing in fresh brewed coffee, gourmet coffees, espresso, lattes and cappuccinos. Also frappes and fresh fruit smoothies. Boardwalk Coffee House has a full spread of desserts and snacks. They serve specialty sandwiches and breakfast sandwiches all day.

BOundaRY hOuSE1045 River Road, Calabash, NC910-579-8888www.boundaryhouserestaurant.comThe original “Boundary House” sat astride the state line and was built by 24 gentle-men as a place of rendezvous for travelers prior to 1750. Now the restaurant serves seafood, steaks, chicken, pasta, sand-wiches, and more. One of Calabash, North Carolina’s most eclectic restaurants.

BuBBa’S fiSh ShaCK16 S. Ocean Blvd. Surfside Beach843-232-9798www.divinedininggroup.comIf you hunger for some serious down home coastal cookin’, then Bubba’s is the perfect place to take the kids, the golf buddies, or your best gal for a great meal. Featuring fresh catch specials, BBQ ribs, tasty sand-wiches, burgers and huge salads as well as delectable Calabash style fried fish, shrimp, and oysters. Try the fried pickle nickels or buffalo shrimp! Great lunch specials. Open Daily at 11:00 AM. Beer and cocktails avail-able.

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CaLaBaSh GaRdEn TEa ROOM10152 Beach Drive, Calabash, NC910-579-9500www.calabashgardentearoom.comTea sandwiches are served on ornate tiers decorated with fresh flowers and made of only the finest ingredients. Twenty different types of teas are available and brewed to order. The tables are set with fine china, silver and linens. The walls are adorned with antique pictures and décor. Soft music plays in the background while guests enjoy the experience of “taking tea” in a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere.

CaPTain BEnjaMin’S401 S. Kings Hwy. Myrtle Beach843-626-9354www.captainbenjamins.net170 item seafood buffet includes crab legs, shrimp, steaks, and fried, steamed, & baked seafood. Also there is a raw bar, salad bar, and dessert bar. Family and kid friendly. Conveniently located next to Family King-dom Amusement Park.

CaPTain GEORGE’SSEafOOd RESTauRanT1401 29th Ave N, Myrtle Beach843-916-2278www.captaingeorges.comCaptain George’s is the seafood experi-ence of the Grand Strand. Located directly across from Broadway at the Beach, Cap-tain George’s serves up its world-famous seafood buffet in a one-of-a-kind environ-ment that’s a treat for all the senses. The food is prepared fresh daily on premises. The seafood buffet features over 70 items.

CaRRaBBa’SNorth Myrtle Beach 843-281-9222Myrtle Beach 843-467-2600Murrells Inlet 843-652-3800www.carrabbas.comFlavorful, handmade Italian dishes prepared to order in a lively exhibition kitchen. Guests enjoy Carrabba family recipes handed down for generations including crispy cala-mari, homemade lasagne and a variety of fresh fish, seafood and meats cooked over the woodfired grill.

ChianTi SOuTh2109 Hwy.17N, Little River 843-249-7888www.chiantisouth.usGrand Strand’s most authentic Italian restaurant, serving traditional and Northern Italian dishes. Veal and Chicken Parmigiana, Veal Chops, Steaks, Zuppa di Pesci, Os-sobuco. Homemade pasta including ravioli

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and gnocchi. Our own Tiramisu. Extensive wine list. Strand’s only recipient of Wine Spectator’s “Award of Excellence” every year since 1988. “A place you don’t want to miss” – Charlotte Observer.

CiTY Pizza316 N. Kings Hwy. MB843-626-6655www.citypizza.orgNew York style pizza makes it to the Grand Strand with real Italian flavor and big city flare. Each pie is hand crafted and made to order with fresh sauce and dough made fresh daily. Menu includes items such as strombo-lis, hot subs, appetizers and salads. Delivery available late.

CLaRK’S SEafOOd & ChOP hOuSEAt Coquina Harbour,720 Hwy. 17, Little River, SC843-399-8888The ultimate in chop house dining with a great view of the marina. USDA Choice steaks and seafood are featured. 25 different wines by the glass and specialty martinis and cocktails complement your meal. Open for lunch and dinner.

CRaB daddY’S SEafOOd & COunTRY BuffET3043 Hwy 17 Business. Murrells Inlet843-299-1115Located in the heart of the seafood capital of South Carolina. A superb 100+ item all-you-can-eat seafood and county specialty buffet featuring grilled and fried seafood, raw bar, mussels, clams, shrimp, oysters, salad bar and so much more.

CRaBBY GEORGE’S SEafOOd BuffET7904 N. Kings Hwy. MB843-839-4044www.crabbygeorges.com120+ item buffet with crab leg, steak and prime rib stations. Grilled and fried seafood, raw bar, mussels, clams, shrimp, oysters, salad bar and much more! No one leaves hungry.

CROiSSanTS BiSTRO & BaKERY3751 Grissom Pkwy, MBCorner of Grissom and 38th Ave. N.Phone: 843-448-BAKEwww.croissants.netMorning. Noon. Night. Award winning restaurant & bakery since 1995. Wedding cakes and catering for special events in the Myrtle Beach area. A locals favorite for special events like birthdays and weddings, yet affordable comfort food for everyday from that first cup of coffee or cappuccino in the morning to homemade soups and sandwich-es at lunch and finishing off your day with Fine Dining. Brunch available on Saturdays & Sundays.

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fLaMinGO GRiLL71st Ave.N, MB 843-449-5388www.flamingogrill.comSizzling art deco ambiance, upbeat staff, and a dazzling menu - Steak Flamingo, Pasta Flamingo, best grilled fish anywhere - grouper, tuna, sword, mahi; Lowcountry crabcakes, Cajun shrimp or oysters; incred-ible Italian specialties. Locally owned and loved - and an absolute must.

GREG nORMan’SauSTRaLian GRiLLEBarefoot Landing, NMB 843-361-0000www.shark.com/australiangrilleThe great golfing champion from Down Under offers an innovative cuisine and spectacular decor that makes you feel like you’re in Sydney’s finest harborside res-taurant. A full menu of rustic Mediterranean cuisine, woodgrilled classics, and authentic Australian fare, complemented by an exten-sive wine list. Open-air kitchen, Shark Pub, Waterway view, entertainment Th/Fri/Sat. Lunch served Mon-Sat; dinner nightly.

hOuSE Of BLuES4640 Hwy 17 S NMB 843-272-3000www.houseofblues.comVisit HOB for live music, delicious cuisine, and amazing special events. Where food and music feed the soul! Chef Aaron San-chez has created a new menu that is bold and classy, yet contemporary. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a Gospel Brunch on Sunday.

KaMinSKY’S nEW YORK dELi7223 North King’s Highway, Myrtle Beach843-213-1261www.kaminskysnydeli.comKaminsky’s is anything but your ordinary deli in Myrtle Beach. It seats up to 50 people. Their corned beef and pastrami ships direct from New York. They offer a full line of Boar’s Head meats and cheeses sliced to order. The specialties range from assorted breakfast items such as omlettes, egg sandwiches, and the best Ruben this side of New York. They are the real deal!

KinG CRaB SEafOOd & COunTRY BuffET5301 S. Kings Hwy. MB843-828-8871www.mykingcrab.netFeaturing hundreds of items on the all-you-care-to-eat buffet- delicious broiled, fried and steamed seafood specialties. Also en-joy prime rib, chicken, ham, turkey, a variety of salads and a huge selection of mouth-watering desserts. No one leaves hungry!

La fESTa RiSTORanTE iTaLianO & PianO BaR9911 N. Kings Hwy. MB843-945-9288www.lafestarestaurant.com Located in the former Cagney’s and newly remodeled, serving beautifully prepared old fashioned Italian food the way your family craves it. Steaming hot, fresh bread, tender pasta, robust meat sauces and the freshest seafood prepared Old World style. Live music- call for schedule.

Land ShaRK BaR & GRiLL1110 N. Ocean Blvd. MB 843-788-0001Located at the Oceanfront Boardwalk and Promenade right next to the Skywheel. In the center of beachfront action by day or night, it’s the perfect blend of ocean breezes, boardwalk action, great food, generous drinks and outstanding Beach Music. The menu is American beach food with a fresh coastal twist and, of course, cold draft LandShark and those fabulous frozen concoctions.

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MaRGaRiTa’SRestaurant Row, 9906 N. Kings Hwy., MB843-497-5960Authentic Mexican food. You know it’s got to be good when the table next to you is occu-pied by Mexicans! Serving all your favorites – enchilladas, tacos, burritos, and of course, platters of sizzling fajitas! Frosty margaritas and many varieties of Mexican beer.

MEdiEVaL TiMESdinnER & TOuRnaMEnTFantasy Harbour843-236-8080 or 1-888-WE-JOUSTwww.medievaltimes.comCome enjoy the thrilling action, four-course feasting, pageantry and romance that have made Medieval Times America’s favorite dinner show. See sparks fly and lances shatter as brave knights battle in swordfight and hand-to-hand combat! Not your typical restaurant – that makes it even better!

naChO hiPPO1160 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach843-839-9770www.nachohippo.comFor true lovers of world class nachos. Enjoy fresh squeezed Margaritas, egg rolls with a Mexican twist, tuna tostadas, eight styles of

nachos or design your own! Twelve kinds of tacos. Serving lunch and dinner. Open 11:30 am to 1:00 am or later. Live entertainment Fridays and Saturdays.

naKaTO jaPanESE STEaKhOuSERestaurant Row9912 Highway 17 North 843-449-3344www.nakatoatmbeach.comTraditional Hibachi chefs prepare dazzling, gourmet dishes tableside, with all of the dazzle and excitement of a fireworks spec-tacle. Desserts, full cocktail service, and an authentic Japanese Steakhouse experience are all enjoyed here. Open daily at 4pm.

naTiOnaL hOuSE Of PanCaKES211 N. Kings Hwy. MB843-448-6149For the best breakfast at the beach since 1973! Crispy bacon, omelets and eggs cooked to order and, of course, fluffy deli-cious pancakes. Smoke free. Open 7am- 2pm daily.

ORiGinaL BEnjaMin’SRestaurant Row9593 N. Kings Hwy., MB 843-449-0821www.originalbenjamins.comOriginal Benjamin’s Calabash Seafood is the largest Calabash seafood restaurant in the

world! The spectacular 170 item seafood buffet is sure to please everyone in your party. They also house one of the largest collections of nautical museum pieces and large ship models in the Southeast.

PanE E VinOCall for directions. 843-903-31364016-7 River Oaks Drive, Myrtle BeachIn the Carolina Forest area at the corner of River Oaks Drive and Carolina Forest Blvd. Featuring authentic and innovative Italian cuisine prepared by native Italians. A casual atmosphere and high-end quality at casual prices make this restaurant the choice for locals when they want good Italian! Some of the chef’s specials include frutta di mare, osso buco, pollo ala champagne, home-made Alfredo, stuffed artichokes, mussels, clams, and so much more!

PaWLEYS RaW BaR9448 Ocean Boulevard, Pawleys Island843-979-2722www.pawleysrawbar.comThis rusty ramshackle of a restaurant features the best the deep blue has to offer. Pawleys Raw Bar has a relaxed family atmo-sphere serving blue crabs, oysters, shrimp, scrumptious burgers, juicy BBQ pork and buttermilk fried chicken. Relax and enjoy your favorite beverage at the bar or on our cozy patio.

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RiVERTOWn BiSTRO1111 3rd Ave., Conway 843-248-3733www.rivertownbistro.comLocated in the Historic District of down-town Conway, the Rivertown Bistro offers unmatched atmosphere and unequaled culinary fusions. The seasonal menu serves the best the local area has to offer. The Rivertown Bistro creates culinary artistry and finds the perfect fit between form and function in food. Dine on the upstairs deck overlooking tranquil historic downtown Conway or spend an elegant evening in the two-tiered main dining room.

SaRa j’S314 Atlantic Ave, Garden City843-651-1657www.sarajs.comA family owned restaurant serving fresh quality seafood. Sara J’s is committed to satisfying their customers with great food and excellent service. Enjoy the view of the marsh while you dine! Curbside to go available.

SEa TRaWLER CaLaBaSh SEafOOd BuffET1109 S. kings Hwy. MB843-448-7470www.seatrawler.netEnjoy over 100 items on the all you can eat buffet. Featuring crab legs, steak, a variety of Calabash style fried and baked seafood, country food, homemade desserts and soup & salad bar! Open daily at 4pm. Menu available.

ThE ShaCK1128 Sea Mountain Hwy, NMB843-663-3636www.shackdaddy.orgThe Shack serves delicious, home style cooking at affordable prices. They have a traditional breakfast with eggs, omelets, biscuits, pancakes, waffles, and French Toast. Daily lunch specials. They also have Shackwiches, soups, jumbo hot dogs, and salads. Dinner offers the best seafood around. The signature Shack Shrimp are awesome along with combos and platters.

TRaVinia iTaLian KiTChEnThe Market Common, Myrtle Beach843-233-8500www.traviniaitaliankitchen.comGuests of Travinia Italian Kitchen will indulge in top-quality dishes including saltimbocca, scallops and shrimp pancetta, seafood pescatora and chicken piccata; grilled steaks and beautifully composed salads. Deserts include a classic cannoli or tiramisu. Martini Night – Every Wed. 4pm – 7pm. Wine Night – Every Tues. 4pm – til. 25% off all bottled wine.

Come to Carrabba’s tonight for one of our signature dishes, Chicken Bryan. Enjoy delicious wood-grilled chicken topped with goat cheese,

sundried tomatoes and a basil lemon butter sauce.

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TuRTLE CROSSinG CuPCaKES, ESPRESSO BaR and BaKE ShOP10152 Beach Drive, Calabash, NC910-579-1500 www.turtlecrossingcupcakes.comYou will find delicious and popular cup-cakes that you have been loving for the last four years. They have expanded the cupcake shop to include a full service cof-fee and espresso bar along with smoothies, cookies, pies, and many other delicious and fresh baked products. Sit outside and enjoy our little piece of heaven right here at the Cottages of Calabash.

uLTiMaTE CaLifORnia Pizzawww.ultimatecaliforniapizza.comMyrtle Beach Locations2500 N. Kings Hwy. • 626-8900959 Lake Arrowhead Rd. • 449-1160Market Common • 839-9880North Myrtle Beach LocationBarefoot Landing • 361-8108Surfside Beach Location1502 North Hwy. 17 • 477-8282Garden City/Murrells Inlet LocationHighway 17 Business • 357-2297More than 80 gourmet toppings and home made, hand-tossed dough. Specialty Piz-zas include Filet Mignon, Thai Chicken, and many more. There are also Superb Subs, Garden Fresh Salads, Foccacia Sand-wiches, and tasty Wings. Dine in, carry out or call for FREE DELIVERY. Open every day from 11am until late night. Voted “Best Pizza” by the readers of the Sun News and the Myrtle Beach Herald. Golf Digest – “The Best of Myrtle Beach.”

uCP GaME zOnE959 Lake Arrowhead RoadMyrtle Beach843 449-1160www.ucpgamezone.comThe perfect place for familes and kids of all ages. Enjoy the high energy and interac-tive games, and some of the best gourmet pizza the beach has to offer. Adults can also enjoy our ULTIMATE SPORTS BAR where they have great drink specials while you watch your favorite team play on over 30 flat screen TVs!

WiLd WinG CafEBarefoot Landing, NMB • 843-361-WINGwww.wildwingcafe.com“The Best Wings South of Buffalo” in 33 dif-ferent flavors. Also buckets of beer, hand-pattied burgers, rotisserie chicken, onion rings, and homemade soups. The mari-nades, dressings, and sauces are made in-house to ensure flavor and freshness. Wild Wing Café is fun for the entire family.

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DupLIN WINery505 North Sycamore St. Rose Hill, NC • 800-774-9634www.duplinwinery.comJust a short jaunt north from the Grand Strand brings you to Duplin Winery. It has a tank capacity of over 1.4 million gallons

Wine TrailThe North End

Ernest Hemmingway famously pronounced that “a day without wine is like a day without sunshine.” The Carolinas have long been renowned for sunshine - and more recently for remarkable wines. On both sides of the North Carolina/South Carolina border, you’ll find a number of working vineyards and wineries that produce world class wines and also offer enjoyable tours.

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Come Get Comfortable…Barefoot Landing has evolved into a most unique attraction, the only shopping, dining and entertain-ment complex along the Grand Strand that natu-rally combines the atmosphere of beauty and na-ture with fun and excitement for the entire family. Nestled along the Intracoastal Waterway, Barefoot Landing has become a popular stopover for boat traffic. Catch a glimpse of a variety of migratory waterfowl, exotic fish and wildlife, including os-preys, herons, pelicans, turtles, and alligators, that make Barefoot Landing their home. Stroll the boardwalks and shop more than 90 fine specialty and retail shops that have been built around a 27-acre lake and enjoy waterfront dining at one of many spectacular restaurants


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Barefoot Landing features attractions such as Alligator Adventure, offer-ing guests an up-close and personal look at exotic birds, tortoises, snakes, crocodiles, tigers, lemurs and of course, alligators, UTAN, live alligator feedings and their newest addition, gray wolves; The Alabama Theatre, which features singing, dancing and comedy six nights a week and a separate celebrity concert series; and The House of Blues Music Hall that hosts live concerts by both local bands and world-class entertain-ers. Enjoy their popular Sunday Gospel Brunch, featuring gospel performances and an amazing buffet.

Over 9 million guests visit Barefoot Landing every year. Our annual events assure excitement year-round, including SummerFest! from June 1st to Labor Day, featuring an array of boardwalk entertainment and weekly fireworks show; “A Night Out at Barefoot” in April, a fundraiser with local restaurants offer-ing samples, entertainment and a Kids Zone and “Cruise to the Coast” Classic Car Show in October.

SummerFest 2014! kicks off on June 1st; this summer-long event has become a most popular family activity for all ages. Spectacular fireworks displays are put on every Monday night at 10:15 pm through August, plus special shows on the 4th of July and September 1st, for our Labor Day Celebration. Kids of all ages love SummerFest’s daily boardwalk entertainers and their offerings, from face painting and balloon sculpture to the Stilt Man and Kid’s Karaoke. Come and enjoy a strolling boardwalk parade every Wednesday, with mascots, music, live animals and more! A vacation expe-rience they’ll talk about all year, it brings everyone’s imagination alive.

Home to approximately 90 specialty retail shops, Barefoot Landing has some of the most unique retailers on the East Coast. Our national tenants include Chico’s, Del Sol, The Fudgery, Ron Jon Surf Shop, Maggie Moo’s Ice Cream and Treatery, The Mole Hole, Sunglass Hut, Tinder Box, White House | Black Market. Our regional tenants include: Tiki Jim’s, Wee R Sweetz, Christmas Mouse, and Klig’s Kites.

Over 14 great restaurants line the boardwalks at Barefoot Landing. Choose from steaks and seafood, to pizza and burgers. With options like our familiar “hamburger joint,” Johnny Rock-ets, Ultimate California Pizza, and T-Bonz Gill & Grill, Barefoot Landing has something for everyone in the family!


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Our restaurants include: Wild Wing Café (“The Best Wings South of Buf-falo”), Dick’s Last Resort (a restaurant and bar “of Sorts”), Fire Island Grille (American fare in a Mayan temple atmo-sphere), River City Café (USA Today’s “One of the best places in the Nation to take the kids”), Joe’s Crab Shack (great seafood), Greg Norman’s Australian Grille (Chef-prepared entrees execute exotic Australian fare with a touch of finesse), Flying Fish Public Market & Grill (fresh seafood with a new twist on res-taurant entertainment), and Umberto’s (the unique Pittsburgh/Italian trattoria). Great food and a great setting, sure to suit everyone’s flavor.

Barefoot Landing is located at the inter-section of 48th Avenue South and High-way 17 in North Myrtle Beach. Open at 10:00 am seven days a week during the summer, but at 12:00 PM on Sundays from Labor Day through May; closing hours vary by season. Our phone num-ber is (843) 272-8349 or (800) 272-2320, or visit us on the web at www.barefoot-landing.com, like us on Facebook or download our free mobile application on the iPhone and Android market.

aLLIGaTOr aDVeNTureBarefoot Landing, NMB • 843-361-0789www.alligatoradventure.comWith over 230 species of animals, this 15- acre park is the world’s largest reptile zoo. Over 1,000 alligators and crocodiles are “at home” here, together with snakes, lizards, frogs, tortoises, tropical birds, Komodo dragon and Albino Alligators. Live shows!

BOarDWaLK cOFFee hOuSeBarefoot Landing, NMB 4830 Hwy 17 S •843-427-7397 www.boardwalkcoffeehousemb.comOffering a relaxed atmosphere for tourists and locals alike. Specializing in fresh roasted brewed coffee, gourmet coffees, espresso, lattes and cappuccinos. Also frappes and fresh fruit smoothies. Boardwalk Coffee House has a full spread of desserts and snacks. They serve specialty sandwiches and breakfast sandwiches all day.

carILOha BaMBOOAt Barefoot Landing- NMB843-249-1890Specializing in bamboo products, including

apparel, bedding, bath goods, fitness wear, handbags and more- all made of bamboo. Enjoy the soft touch and green ‘footprint’ of this renewable resource.

GreG NOrMaN’SauSTraLIaN GrILLeBarefoot Landing, NMB 843-361-0000www.shark.com/australiangrilleThe great golfing champion from Down Under offers an innovative cuisine and spectacular decor that makes you feel like you’re in Sydney’s finest harborside restaurant. A full menu of rustic Mediterranean cuisine, woodgrilled classics, and authentic Australian fare, complemented by an extensive wine list. Open-air kitchen, Shark Pub, Waterway view, entertainment Th/Fri/Sat. Lunch served Mon-Sat; dinner nightly.

hOuSe OF BLueS4640 Hwy 17 S., NMB843-272-3000www.houseofblues.comVisit HOB for live music, delicious cuisine, and amazing special events. Where food and music feed the soul! Concerts by nationally known entertainers.

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OLIVe ShOppeBarefoot Landing4894 Hwy. 17 S., NMBThe Cotton Exchange331 North Front St.Wilmington, NC1-855-200-OILS (6457)www.beacholiveoils.comIncredible variety of olive oils, domestic and imported. Stuffed olives and infusions. Flavored balsamic vinegars. The Ultimate Dirty Martini Mix. Tasters welcome!

T.I.G.e.r.S. WILD eNcOuNTer TOurBarefoot Landing, NMB843-361-4552 • www.tigerfriends.comExperience thrilling animal encounters that are both heart pounding and heart warming with the exotic creatures who live there. Located just 20 minutes from T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station and Barefoot Landing, you’ll find fifty acres of tropical paradise. Meet tigers, our gray wolf, Ruma the chimpanzee and Suria the orangutan. Meet “Bubbles,” our African elephant.

7-D cINeMaBarefoot Landing, NMB843-273-02777D Cinema with 10 different rides from five to fifteen minutes. Feel, see, hear and smell every effect in the movie you watch! 4D screen plus nine physical effects on every single seat.

Wee-r-SWeeTz (3 locations)Barefoot Landing- NMBBroadway at the Beach- MB227 Main Street- NMBwww.wee-r-sweetz.comKnown for its homemade salt water taffy that is made from scratch in house. This delicious confectioner also makes homemade fudge, chocolates, and dipped fruits. Wee-R-Sweetz is a family owned business that was originally started in Charlotte, North Carolina by William B. Canipe.

WILD WING caFeBarefoot Landing, NMB • 843-361-WINGwww.wildwingcafe.com“The Best Wings South of Buffalo” in 33 different flavors. Also buckets of beer, handpattied burgers, rotisserie chicken, onion rings, and homemade soups. The marinades, dressings, and sauces are made in-house to ensure flavor and freshness. Wild Wing Café is fun for the entire family.

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BARGAIN BEACHWEARwww.bargainbeachwear.com15 factory store locations in the Grand Strand area. Huge selection of bathing suits, tee shirts, towels, water toys, floats, and more. Over 200 new styles of dresses and cover-ups.

EAGlEs BEACHWEAROver 20 locations throughout the Grand Strand Since 1981, Eagles stores are known as the ‘Best of the Beach’ for selection, quality and great prices. T-shirts, towels, swimwear, mix & match, beach fashions, toys and accessories for the entire family.

EVERYTHING UNDER THEsUN FlEA MARKET811 Hwy. 17 South, NMB • 843-427-7426www.EverythingFleaMarket.comThe finest air conditioned Flea Market in the Grand Strand area. Almost 100 small stores ranging from jewelry, clothing, electronics, bakery items, antiques, a food court, and more.

PAWlEYs IslAND HAMMOCK sHOPsHwy. 17, Pawleys Islandwww.thehammockshops.comMore than 20 delightfully different specialty shops and restaurants are clustered beneath moss-draped oaks and surrounded by beautiful gardens of azaleas and camellias.

HARlEY-DAVIDsON4710 S. Kings Hwy., MB •843-369-5555Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach843-293-55554002 Hwy. 17 S., North Myrtle Beach843-663-5555Tanger Outlet Store, Hwy. 501843-236-5555www.myrtlebeachharley.comwww.harleyshopatthebeach.comA complete selection of Harley- Davidson motorcycles, apparel, parts, and gift certificates.

NICK’s CIGAR WORlD2705 Hwy. 17 South, NMB843-361-8266www.nickscigarworld.netThe largest privately owned fine cigar showroom in the American southeast. Name brands and generics at all price ranges.

OlD TIME POTTERY1870 North Kings Hwy.Surfside Beach • 834-238-0919www.OldTimePottery.comOur huge warehouse style stores have acres of everything you need to live and entertain in style for less than department stores. Shop large selections of linens, rugs, framed art, mirrors, glassware, dinnerware, lamps, silk plants, seasonal décor and more!

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Featuring hot trends in surfing fashions for the whole family as well as skateboards, skimboards and surfboards. Now offering surfboard and SUP rentals.

RON JON sURF sHOPBarefoot Landing, NMB • 843-272-0888Broadway at the Beach, MB843-448-8882www.ronjons.comA colossal selection of active lifestyle apparel and board sports equipment, Ron Jon’s is overflowing with surfwear, sportswear and beach gear.

TOBY’s WORlD GIFTs1530 Highway 17, Little River843-249-2174www.tobysworldgifts.comA friendly and fun environment is found in Toby’s, including an old time player piano, a four foot-high gumball machine, and music playing inside and out. Toby’s selection includes items from a variety of local artists and artisans.

TsUNAMI sURF sHOPBroadway at the Beach, MB1107 N. Ocean Blvd., MB2921 Bus. 17 S., Garden City843-626-6562www.tsunamisurfshops.comHigh end men’s, women’s and children’s surf shop fashions and related accessories featuring an array of well-established surf and lifestyle brands, including Alpine, Billabong, Columbia, Dakine, DC, Electric, Element, FoxHead, Free Style, Guy Harvey, HIC, Hurley, LRG, Metal Mulisha, Neff, Nixon, Oakley, One Industries, O’Neill, Plan B, Quicksilver, Rainbow, Reef, Rip Curl, Roxy, Rusty, RVCA, Salt Life, Sanuk, Sperry Topsider, Under Armour, Vans, Volcom, Von Zipper and many more.

TARA GRINNAat La Plage Swimwear2304 N. Kings Hwy.Myrtle Beach • 843-626-2719Tara Grinna Factory & Outlet2910 Church StreetConway • 843-365-2894Tara Grinna - Pawleys Islandin The Shops at Christopher’s11412 Ocean Hwy. • 843-314-0365www.laplageswimwear.comwww.taragrinna-swimwear.comTara Grinna is known for her unique use of gorgeous prints and vibrant color palettes, but most importantly her ability to fit and flatter almost any figure type with her body-flattering silhouettes in a wide range of bra sizes. Designer swimwear, bikinis, and swimsuits in a large variety of styles. The hard to fit woman can easily find her perfect style and fit amongst the wide variety of separates designs. Sophisticated cover-ups can be added to create the perfect ensemble.


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Designer SwimwearDesigner Swimwear

• “The Original Designer Swimwear Separates Brand”

• Made in the USA

• Specializes in the “Hard to fit” with styles to flatter every figure by a designer renowned for understanding the female body!

• Large cup sizes available!

la plage swimwearVoted Best of the Beach for Several Years

2304 N. Kings Hwy.Myrtle Beach, SC

843.626.2719

Tara Grinna - Pawleys IslandThe shops at Christopher’sacross from Fresh Market

11412 Ocean Hwy., Pawleys Island, SC843.314.0365

Tara Grinna - Factory and Outlet(open to public)2910 Church St.

Conway, SC843.365.2894

Visit Any of Our 3 Area LocationsAll boutique locations have stylists on staff to assist you with your entire swim wardrobe.

Department store prices for top quality designer swimwear!

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For years, South Carolina’s Hammock Coast has quietly given beach lovers, golfers, families, outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs, a vacation destination infused with Southern charm and natural beauty.Made up of the communities of Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet, Garden City, litchfield Beach and Georgetown, each area has its own distinct personality, which combined, form the unique attraction of this area. You won’t have trouble claiming your spot on our beaches. Garden City, Litchfield and Pawleys Island all have spacious beaches and pristine salt marshes for soaking up the sun, exploring, or catching some fish and blue crabs for dinner. Pawleys Island, the oldest Seaside Resort in America continues to be a great place to enjoy a relaxed, laid back vacation. The island has no commercial development; however, just over the short causeway, there are first class restaurants and boutique shopping for when (if!) you want a break from relaxing on the beach.Known as the Seafood Capital of South Carolina, Murrells Inlet is a sleepy little fishing village on a protected inlet, and boasts some of the best seafood in the entire South! The Murrells Inlet Marshwalk is a boardwalk on the banks of the Inlet, and allows visitors to truly experience the salt-marsh ecosystem along with restaurants, shops, parasailing, jet skiing and fishing excursions.


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Between Murrells Inlet and the Litchfield Beaches you will discover Brookgreen Gardens and Huntington Beach State Park-recognized as one of the top birding spots in North America, also offers camping and access to a pristine undeveloped beach. Brookgreen Gardens houses the most significant collection of figurative sculpture in a beautiful outdoor setting and the only ac-credited zoo on the coast of SC.

For the history buff, Georgetown is South Carolina’s third oldest city, founded in 1729. It also boasts a charming downtown historic district with restaurants and boutique shopping along the Harborwalk. Local tour companies provide a glimpse into the history of the area by land and by river.

Come visit the Hammock Coast for a different type of vacation. Rediscover life with no schedules, rediscover your family, rediscover nature and rediscover yourself. The only itinerary you need is a tide chart.

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The Hammock Shops Village: Celebrating 75 years as a lowcountry favorite.

From legendary personalities to historic places, the South Carolina Lowcountry can claim its share and more of standouts. And for most of the past 75 years, The Hammock Shops Village in Paw-leys Island has earned its place on this distinguished list of the famous and noteworthy.

Established in 1938, the Ham-mock Shops Village in Pawleys Island has become a perennial favorite among in-the-know shop-pers and diners. From an original small shop alongside U.S. 17 that still features the famed Pawleys Island rope hammock, the vil-lage has grown over the years to include numerous historic struc-tures spread throughout a beauti-ful parklike setting of oaks and pines. Along the Savannah-style brick walkway and winding paths bordered with azaleas and camel-lias are numerous places to pause, relax and savor this wonderfully laid-back place.

Extra special care is taken to ensure that every establishment here is always a welcome alter-native to so many homogenized shopping and dining experiences found elsewhere. More than 20 one-of-a-kind shops are filled with everything from fashionable clothing and shoes, to handcrafted collectibles and jewelry. There are shops with vintage candies, stylish kitchen and home décor items, soothing candles, and unique toys, books and pet supplies. You can even stop by and watch the art of hammock weaving and sweetgrass basket making being demonstrat-ed each day.

The Hammock Shops is also home to some of the most talked about cuisine in the Lowcountry. Nosh is open for lunch and dinner and offers masterfully created dishes featuring the finest of locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. New on the scene is bisQit, serv-ing made-from-scratch biscuit sandwiches in the morning, and a better sort of burger and fries for

lunch and dinner. For something a bit lighter, Island Dogs boasts a great menu that includes hot dogs, sandwiches and ice cream.

Located on Highway 17 in Pawleys Island, Hammock Shops Village is open daily, seven days a week.

Hwy. 17, Pawleys Islandwww.TheHammockShops.com

The Hammock Shops Village has been synonymous

with the best of the Carolina Lowcountry for the past

75 years. Its historic, parklike setting of oaks, pines,

azaleas and camellias is as inviting and relaxing as a

Pawleys Island hammock. For those who seek more

than mundane malls and overrated outlets, our more

than 20 unique specialty shops and restaurants offer a

destination well worth visiting again and again.

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A mere 12 miles from Myrtle Beach, Conway is a jewel of “Americana.” Conway is one of the oldest towns in South Carolina. Originally named Kingston, the town was created in 1734 as part of Royal Governor Rob-ert Johnson’s Township Scheme. It was laid out on a riverbluff in the center of what became Horry County.

Many area residents fought in the American Revolu-tion and small engagements were fought near Kings-ton. Francis Marion, who was known as the Swamp Fox, had an encampment near Kingston just across the Waccamaw River.

After the war, patriotic citizens wanted to discard the name that honored Great Britain’s King George II. The County’s name was changed to Horry (pronounced O-Ree) in honor of General Peter Horry in 1801 and a courthouse was established in Kingston. Kingston’s name was later changed to Conwayborough for General Robert Conway.


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CITY OF CONWAY203 Main Street, Conway 843-248-6260 www.conwayalive.comConway Main Street USA aims to

stimulate economic development, encourage historic preservation and promote the vitality of Downtown Conway. Through a cooperative public-private effort, Historic Downtown Conway has made great strides in preserving its “small town” feel. The rediscovered architectural details of the early 20th century buildings are a beautiful testament of Conway’s heritage

HOMEBREWER’s PANTRY1015 4th Ave. Conway843-73BEERSFind homebrew ingredients and equipment for making beer, wine, cider and soda. Enjoy classes, demonstrations, tastings and contests. Also features a wide selection of whole bean coffee and loose leaf tea.

sIMPlY sOPHIA- A CHIlDREN’s BOUTIqUE1019 Fourth Ave. Suite 107. ConwayLocated in the Black Water Market843-488-9003Carrying little girls and boys boutique clothing, an array of specialty tutus, pettiskirts, wings, head bands, Vera Bradley and much more.

RIVERTOWN BIsTRO1111 3rd Ave., Conway 843-248-3733 www.rivertownbistro.comLocated in the Historic District of

downtown Conway, the Rivertown Bistro offers unmatched atmosphere and unequaled culinary fusions. The seasonal menu serves the best the local area has to offer.

PROVIsIONs BAKERY410 Main St. Conway843-488-1111Old fashioned bakery cafe with Made From Scratch treats, just like grandma used to bake! Also offering local roasted coffee and homemade, baked from scratch desserts as well as limited items for breakfast and lunch.

HORRY COUNTY MUsEUM805 Main St. Conway843-915-5320WWW.HORRyCOuNTyMuSEuM.ORGHoused in the Old Burroughs School featuring a variety of exhibits, artists, historical and regional displays. Museum is free and open to the public.


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A t the L .W. Paul Living History Farm visitors will have the opportunity to

sample the everyday life of an Horry County farm family living during the early 1900’s. Guests on this working farm will be able to observe and participate in activities that would have been common-place on traditional family farms. Plowing with mules, making lye soap, grinding

grits, blacksmithing, curing meat, pre-serving vegetables, milking cows, and harvesting crops are only a few hands on activities the Farm plans to offer. Events at the Farm change with the seasons so check in on us throughout the year to see what’s happening here. As the farm year progresses events and demonstrations change to interpret the activities that take place on the Farm annually.

The Horry Country Museum’s mission is to collect and preserve material related to the prehis-tory, natural history, history and culture of Horry County.

T he Horry County Museum is housed in the Old Burroughs School located at the corner of 9th Ave and

Main Street, the museum features a variety of historical and regional exhibits. The museum displays an assortment of materials from old tools and photographs to wildlife specimens. The museum offers a variety of programs throughout the Year. The museum is open Tuesday - Saturday 9am – 5pm.The museum is free and open to the public.

Horry County Museum805 Main Street, Conway SC 29626

Phone: 843-915-7864

LW Paul Living History Farm2279 Harris Shortcut Rd. Conway SC 29526

Phone: 843-365-3596

The land of sunshine and smiles!

Bounded by the Intracoastal Waterway to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, North Myrtle Beach boasts nine miles of wide sandy beaches for you to enjoy. Whether you choose Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach or Windy Hill, its beaches are sure to please.

The city is the hometown of two well know media personalities - Vanna White and Kelly Tilghman. Vanna, the letter turner on TV’s Wheel of Fortune for over 30 years, graduated from North Myrtle Beach High School. Kelly is a broadcaster for the Golf Channel and former profes-sional golfer. She was born and raised in North Myrtle Beach and visits the area fre-quently from her current home in Orlando, Florida.

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North Myrtle BeachThe land of sunshine and smiles!

Bounded by the Intracoastal Waterway to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, North Myrtle Beach boasts nine miles of wide sandy beaches for you to enjoy. Whether you choose Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach or Windy Hill, its beaches are sure to please.

The city is the hometown of two well know media personalities- Vanna White and Kelly Tilghman. Vanna, the letter turner on TV’s Wheel of Fortune for over 30 years, gradu-ated from North Myrtle Beach High School. Kelly is a broadcaster for the Golf Channel and former professional golfer. She was born and raised in North Myrtle Beach and visits the area frequently from her current home in Orlando, Florida.

Exciting activities abound for the entire family, from miniature golf courses, water sports, seaside amusement parks, live theatres and of course, the Shag- a dance craze that was born at clubs along Ocean Drive in the 1940’s.

Enjoy inshore, offshore, surf, pier and arti-ficial reef fishing. There are also a number of exciting boating excursions, private charters, casino and riverboat cruises.

From amateur events to regional and na-tional championships, North Myrtle Beach is a fast becoming a premier sporting destination.

North Myrtle Beach offers a diverse selec-tion of sport event facilities that are easily accessible and can accommodate a range of activities - such as baseball, basketball, cheerleading, football, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, and volleyball, lacrosse, Quidditch and flag football.

The brand new North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex offers both modern ameni-ties and stunning views of the manicured Park. The beautiful facilities are perfect for family reunions, weddings, anniversary parties, or any special occasion. The com-plex can accommodate any size party from a large gathering to small intimate parties. Guests have the opportunity to tailor their event to truly make it a memorable event. The natural setting makes it a perfect choice for a wedding or family gathering. The Complex offers different areas through-out the park including the amphitheater, 10 acre meadow, conference room, outdoor shelters and an outdoor plaza. There is also a fenced playground for your dog. For more information contact (843) 281-3800 or visit nmbpark.com.


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BREAKERs CROssFIT3604 Hwy 17 South NMB843-732-3492Helping to make local residents

and visitors more awesome, they offer a wide range of fitness classes taught by certified and experienced coaches to meet all needs.

DOG ClUB & sPA 1504 Hwy. 17 South NMB 843-272-0237 Doggie day care, DIY dog wash, boarding and professional grooming. 24 hour care. The staff is always with your pet. Crate free if desired.

EVERYTHING UNDER THEsUN FlEA MARKET811 Hwy. 17 South, NMB • 843-427-7426www.EverythingFleaMarket.comThe finest air conditioned Flea Market in the Grand Strand area. Almost 100 small stores ranging from jewelry, clothing, electronics, bakery items, antiques, farm produce, a food court, and more.

THE sHACK1128 Sea Mountain Hwy, NMB843-663-3636www.shackdaddy.orgThe Shack serves delicious, home style cook-ing at affordable prices. They have a tradi-tional breakfast with eggs, omelets, biscuits, pancakes, waffles, and French Toast. Daily lunch specials. They also have Shackwiches, soups, jumbo hot dogs, and salads. Dinner offers the best seafood around. The signa-ture Shack Shrimp are awesome along with combos and platters.

VOYAGER FIsHING FlEET1525 13th Ave. NorthNorth Myrtle Beach843-626-4900www.supervoyagerdeepseafishing.comDeep sea fishing and dolphin cruses. We have a top-notch crew on board offering you the finest service in the business. The Voyager is equipped with the most modern electronics & safety equipment.

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811 Highway 17 south • North Myrtle Beach, sC 29582(843) 427-7426 • www.EverythingFleaMarket.com

Inside this bright, colorful marketplace shoppers will find businesses offering a variety of goods and services

Everything Under The Sun Flea Market is the finest air conditioned Flea Market in the Grand Strand area. This incredible new market place features over 100 booths with stores and service providers ranging from jewelry, clothing, electronics, bakery items, antiques, wall hang-ings, a food court, and literally everything imaginable under the Sun.

Come Check Out Our New Wholesale and Consigment Area

Open from 9:30 AM to 5 PM six days per week, closed on Tuesdays dur-ing the summer, and Thursday thru Sunday in the off season. Ample free parking.


Joyce’s Avon StoreJoyce PoplinOwnerEverything Under The Sun Flea Market811 Hwy 17 SouthNorth Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

843-421-7626843-272-7112

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MEATBALLPIZZA &

BENITOS DELIVERSPhone number: 843-281-0730 hours 4:30 Pm to 11:00 Pm

Open 7 Days a Week Delivery Area: Main Street North Myrtle Beach to Barefoot Resort

Minimum Order $12.00

sPaghetti & meatballs $10.00Choice of Meat Ball & Sauce

Served with 3 balls per order with SpaghettiServed with Garlic Bread

soFt DrinKs $2.50Sodas 20 oz. Pepsi Products

Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sierra MistBottled Water, Hawaiian Punch

FuggETaBOuTIT Small $9.95 Large $19.95Pepperoni, sausage, bacon, Ground beef, ham onion, green peppers, mushrooms.

MEaT LOVERS’ PIzza Small $9.95 Large $19.95Pepperoni, sausage, ham, ground beef and bacon.

BENITOS LOVERS’ PIzza Small $8.99 Large $18.95Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, green peppers

PIzza DEL PEScaTORE Small $8.75 Large $16.84Baby clams, shrimp, garlic, basil olive oil, sauce topped with mozzarella. Fresh From The Sea.

SOuThERN STyLE PIzza Small $8.25 Large $15.25Grilled chicken with Benitos’ special BBQ sauce, pork sausage, and onion topped with mozzarella.

ISLaND OF TahITI PIzza Small $8.25 Large $14.99Pizza sauce, pineapple, ham and mozzarella

PIzza DI NONO BENITOS Small $8.99 Large $16.99Pesto sauce, grilled chicken, roasted peppers and mozzarella.The choice of discriminating Italians!

QuaTTRO FORMaggI (4 chEESE) Small $8.75 Large $16.75Feta, ricotta, Romano, mozzarella, olive oil garlic, basil, sauce

RIcOTTa PIzza Small $8.75 Large $16.25Ricotta cheese, fresh tomato, olive oil, garlic, basil, sauce, Romano & Mozzarella

PIzza MaRghERITa Small $9.95 Large $19.95Fresh mozzarella, sliced tomato, with fresh basil garlic sauce, olive oil topped with parmigiana

hawaIIaN cOwBOy Small $8.50 Large $16.95BBQ sauce, pineapple, bacon, steak , jalapeno & mozzarella.

chIckEN PaRMIgIaNa PIzza Small $8.25 Large $16.95Tomato sauce, chicken parmigiana, mozzarella & parmigiana cheese.

Pizza sPecialties(No Substitutes On Specialty Pizza)

TOPPINgS Extra Cheese • Spinach• Roasted Peppers • Sausage • Ham Clams • Anchovies • Pepperoni • Mushrooms • Black Olives Fresh Tomato • Green Peppers • Onions Pineapple • BasilJalapeno • Ground Beef • Feta • Garlic • Bacon • Banana Peppers • Shrimp • Meatballs • Steak • Grilled Chicken

MakE yOuR OwN Small 10” Cheese Large 16”

cuSTOM PIzza $6.25 $11.25 Toppings $1.25 $1.89

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hoagies $8.00chOOSE BaLL

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Flat $7.00Cooked on our flat top

Three Meat Balls served on 6” Ciabatta Roll

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chOOSE chEESE(Mozzarella or provolone)

Just balls $9.00Four Balls Served with Garlic Bread

sanDWichesServed with chips

Add your choice of Sauteed Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers, Roasted Peppers, Jalapeños - 65¢ each

On North Carolina’s southern coast is Calabash, the picturesque one-time fishing village that modestly calls itself the “Seafood Capital of the World.” This tiny port shaded by large oaks has become synonymous with a style of cooking that involves corn meal battering and frying.

Some say it all started in the 1930’s in a sleepy little fishing village nestled between inlets and marshes, just over the North Carolina border. Fishermen brought in their catch and were met by the locals to see what was caught and what they could buy. Calabash quickly became known for its fine quality of fresh shrimp and fish.

Clinton Morse, a local businessman, began serving up tubs of deep-fired seafood that had been dipped in a light seasoned batter, cooked golden brown and served very hot. “Calabash style” seafood was born – conjuring up his recipe with the image of massive quantities and varieties of seafood. Hush puppies accompany every meal. Fried to a golden brown, they often reach the table before your chair is warm.


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BOUNDARY HOUsE1045 River Road, Calabash, NC910-579-8888www.boundaryhouserestaurant.comThe original “Boundary House” sat astride the state line and was built by 24 gentlemen as a place of rendezvous for travelers prior to 1750. Now the restaurant serves seafood, steaks, chicken, pasta, sandwiches, and more. One of Calabash, North Carolina’s most eclectic restaurants.

CAlABAsH GARDEN TEA ROOM10152 Beach Drive, Calabash, NC910-579-9500www.calabashgardentearoom.comTea sandwiches are served on ornate tiers decorated with fresh flowers and made of only the finest ingredients. Twenty different types of teas are available and brewed to order. The tables are set with fine china, silver and linens. The walls are adorned with antique pictures and décor. Soft music plays in the background while guests enjoy the experience of “taking tea” in a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere.

CAllAHANs NAUTICAl GIFTs9973 Beach Drive, Calabash, NC910-579-2611www.callahansgifts.comA sprawling gift shop that has occupied the same corner in the heart of Calabash for more than 30 years. Callahan’s is an institution. When you visit the gift shop, plan to spend some time browsing the 35,000 square feet of gifts, souvenirs, confections, collectibles, and an absolutely amazing selection of Christmas ornaments and decorations. There are 100 decorated trees and more than 3 million ornaments!

ClARK’s sEAFOOD & CHOP HOUsEAt Coquina Harbour,720 Hwy. 17, Little River, SC843-399-8888The ultimate in chop house dining with a great view of the marina. USDA Choice steaks and seafood are featured. 25 different wines by the glass and specialty martinis and cocktails complement your meal. Open for lunch and dinner.

TURTlE CROssING CUPCAKEs, EsPREssO BAR AND BAKE sHOP10152 Beach Drive, Calabash, NC910-579-1500 www.turtlecrossingcupcakes.comYou will find delicious and popular cupcakes that you have been loving for the last four years. They have expanded the cupcake shop to include a full service coffee and espresso bar along with smoothies, cookies, pies, and many other delicious and fresh baked products. Sit outside and enjoy our little piece of heaven right here at the Cottages of Calabash.


One of the reasons that visitors return to the Myrtle Beach area year after year is all the new and exciting at-tractions it has to offer. This year is no exception!

The Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center will be an instant landmark in Myrtle Beach and a high-light of your visit to Broadway at the Beach. It is the only wax museum in the country devoted entirely to celebrity figures. The two-story Museum will you into the world of Hollywood Stars and allow you to get close to some of the most famous people in show business, recreated so faithfully that you’d swear they were alive. You’ll find a mix of current A-list stars, Academy Award winners, classic entertainers, and music superstars. From John Wayne to Johnny Depp and Audrey Hepburn to Angelina Jolie, there are wax figures for everyone to enjoy.

The Museum also houses two additional amazing attractions- Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors and the fun and

scary Outbreak, Dread of the Undead. That’s right- zom-bies!!

The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade opened in May 2010 and runs 1.2 miles along the oceanfront from Banditos Restaurant to the 2nd Avenue Pier at 2nd Av-enue North. Travel and Leisure magazine recently ranked the boardwalk the number two oceanfront boardwalk in the United States.

The boardwalk has been extended by 425ft from the 14th Ave. Pier up to Banditos Restaurant. The construc-tion added about two blocks to the boardwalk to make Banditos the last stop on the strip.

NASCAR Speedpark at Broadway at the Beach has closed and reopens in May 2014 as Broadway Grand Prix. Experience great Go Kart racing and exciting thrill rides as well as new attractions coming soon!

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Part of the reason for that is the

fact that there are over a hundred golf

courses located in a 60-mile stretch of

coastline known as the Grand Strand.

You can play a different course every

day for three months and still have new

courses to look forward to. Another

reason for that label is that here you

can find some of the highest quality

golf courses in the country. Golf Digest

recently named several of the beach’s

courses to the “Top 100 Public Courses

in America” list for the 2013 – 2014

season. Thirty-six of the area’s courses

hold a rank of four and a half stars or

higher. Throw in nationally-known golf

schools, top-quality practice facilities,

restaurants and nightlife and it’s obvious

why we’re the Golf Capital of the World!

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South Strand

Built on two of South Carolina’s historic plantations along the scenic Waccamaw River, the Heritage Club is a favorite of Grand Strand golfers. Over 600 acres of gi-ant magnolias, freshwater lakes and marsh-es have been transformed into a golf course that rivals any course in the Southeast. Recently honored by Golf Digest as 46th among the “Top 100 Public Golf Courses in America” for 2007-2008 and recently rated HHHH 1/2 stars in “Places to Play,” the Heritage Club is a mixture of pure Southern charm and hospitality. The Heritage Club has announced that all of its greens were renovated and Champions Bermuda is the new putting surface. The clubhouse has been renovated and upgraded to enhance guests’ experience.

True Blue Plantation and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club are the only companion cours-es by the same designer on Golf Digest’s list of “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses 2003- 2006.” Architect Mike Strantz built Caledonia in 1994 and the acclaim was im-mediate, including a number 30 ranking on Golf Magazine’s “Top 100 Courses You Can Play.” Often compared to Augusta National for its exquisite style and floral beauty, Cale-donia’s Champions Ultra Dwarf Bermuda greens are true championship quality. Just

across Kings River Road, Strantz followed up four years later with True Blue and earned a “Top 10 Best New Public Course” honor from Golf Digest. Set on a Colonial indigo plantation of the same descriptive name, True Blue features surprising elevation changes, huge fairways and excellent Tif Eagle Bermuda greens.

Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club, a Nicklaus Signature course, features a classic Lowcountry design that you can play over and over and never have the same shot twice. With subtle greens enveloped by sand bunkers, challenging fairways dotted with water and unique obstacles evident on every hole, this is a player’s course that demands strategy, ingenuity and concen-tration. Pawleys Plantation was ranked by Golf Digest among South Carolina’s ‘Top 25 Layouts’ in 2001. Golf Digest has further awarded Pawleys Plantation HHHH 1/2 stars in its ‘Best Places to Play’. Other ac-colades include Golf For Women’s ‘Top 10 Women Friendly Courses in America’ 1999 and Travel & Leisure Golf’s ‘4-Star Golf’ in 2001.

The Tradition Golf Club is a championship course that boasts the proud traditions of the great courses that have stood the test of time. Amenities abound at the Tradition, from comfortable dining, to the elaborate

practice facility. The Tradition was awarded HHHH 1/2 Stars - Golf Digest Places to Play 2008.

Three of the South Strand’s premier layouts are Prime Times Signature Courses that are also part of the oceanfront Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort. Architect Tom Jackson built River Club Golf Course around a network of spring-fed ponds and added more than 100 bunkers, but the immaculate Cham-pion Bermuda greens are River Club’s most outstanding feature. The semi-private Litchfield Country Club offers limited public play on its Willard Byrd designed course with plenty of doglegs and fine TifDwarf Bermuda greens. Set among the former ricefields of two historic plantations, Willbrook Plantation Golf Club is a Dan Maples creation with Champion Ultradwarf Bermuda greens that was named on Golf For Women’s “Top 50” list in 2010.

The Tournament Players Club of Myrtle Beach presents its golfers the opportunity to see and feel what it is like to be inside the ropes of a tour caliber course. The course was designed by acclaimed architect Tom Fazio, and has been a host of the Senior Tour Championship. Enjoy perfectly groomed fairways and greens and venture forth-through towering pines and expan-sive wetlands. The TPC of Myrtle Beach was

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recently awarded 5 stars by Golf Digest It is the only course on the Grand Strand to receive such an honor. Recently the course greens were replaced with MiniVerde Ultra-dwarf – the same type of grass that the PGA Tour used in its renovation of the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. The greenside bunkers have been refurbished with new drainage and sand.

Blackmoor features the only Grand Strand design by legendary South African pro Gary Player. Named “Golf Course of the Year” in 2001 by the Myrtle Beach Golf Course Own-ers Association, Blackmoor offers groomed TifEagle Bermuda greens in a scenic former-plantation setting. Add this enjoyable Player challenge to complete your Myrtle Beach golf package.

In Wachesaw Plantation East, architect Clyde Johnston has created an alluring taste of Scottish design. Located in the scenic fishing village of Murrells Inlet, just 20 minutes south of the Myrtle Beach Interna-tional Airport, Wachesaw Plantation East Golf Club is a championship 18-hole facility built on the site of a former rice plantation. This exhilarating design has been the site of four nationally-televised, professional golf tournaments on the LPGA Tour: the 1997 Susan G. Koman International, the 1998 & 1999 City of Hope Myrtle Beach Classic, and the 2000 Kathy Ireland/Greens.com Classic. Wachesaw Plantation East has also been named the 2007 Myrtle Beach “Golf Course of the Year” by Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association.

Wicked Stick Golf Links is the Myrtle Beach area’s only John Daly Signature Course. With very few trees in a Scottish-style landscape, Daly’s inspiration is evident on the doublewide fairways separated by huge mounds and the short par fours that invite visiting players to “grip it and rip it.” With big TifDwarf Bermuda greens, a prac-tice facility and a convenient location near the airport, Wicked Stick is a fun addition to any Grand Strand golf package.

Prestwick Country Club features a co-design by father-son architects Pete and P.B. Dye that was recently named by Golf Digest among its “Five Best-Kept Secret Courses.” A host of the South Carolina Mid-Amateur Championship and a US Open qualifier, Prestwick is a sculpted layout with deep bunkers, giant berms and those famous Dye bulkheads framing many of the TifDwarf greens.

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Legends Resort is one of the Grand Strands finest stay and play facilities. Leg-ends guests enjoy two and three bedroom golf villas, a lighted 30-acre practice facility and an onsite Scottish tavern, the Ailsa Pub. The resort is home to three award- winning courses. The Heathland is a Tom Doak gem where the natural contours of the land


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dictate the flow of the course. This links course’s windswept hills and deep-faced bunkers are just a few of the challenges that await each player. The greens were recently renovated and Champion Bermuda is the new putting surface. This course is a true test of Old World golf. The Moorland is a P.B. Dye design and was recently name by Golf Digest as one of the “Fifty Toughest Courses in America” at #37. It remains one of the most unique courses on the East Coast. Dye’s panache for multilevel fairways and greens and signature bulkheads has transformed this land into one of Myrtle Beach’s most requested courses. The Legends Parkland stands on its own merits. The Parkland is modeled after the style of architects Alister MacKenzie (Augusta National) and George Thomas (Riviera Country Club) and was designed to compliment nature so closely as to make the layout indistinguishable from nature itself. Enjoy tree-lined fairways, vast natural areas, substantial undulating greens and experience a day of exceptional golf. All three of the Legends courses have been awarded HHHH 1/2 stars from Golf Digest.

Arrowhead Country Club is one of Myrtle Beach’s premier 27-Hole golf complexes. With a canvas of 419 Bermuda grass fairways and MiniVerde Bermuda grass greens, the team of Ray Floyd (4 time major championship winner - 1969 & 1982 PGA, 1976 Masters & 1986 U.S. Open) and Tom Jackson have created a 27-hole master-piece along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway. Arrowhead features three unique 9-hole tracts: The Waterway, The Cypress and The Lakes, each one with a feel all its own. Arrowhead is conveniently located five minutes from the Airport and within fifteen minutes of downtown Myrtle Beach. Ask about the seasonal special where you can play all 27 for the 18 hole rate!

Wild Wing Plantation is home to the award winning 18-hole Avo-cet Course and the 9-hole Hummingbird Course. Designed by U.S. Open and two-time PGA Champion Larry Nelson, the Avocet features unique greenside mounding, extensive fairways and green contouring, and an imaginative routing plan that includes several double fairways and a double green. Golfers have many choices to make when they play the Avocet Course. The course also features exceptional MiniVerde Bermuda greens. Wild Wing was named “Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year” and “South Carolina Golf Course of the Year” in 2002. Wild Wing Plantation has recently won awards from Golf Digest “Best Places to Play” (2008-2009) with four star course rating on both the Avocet and Hummingbird courses. Wild Wing also won a Zagat survey award for “America’s Top Golf Courses” (2009/2010). Wild Wing uses the “Single Tee” method to start players on both courses so there is no delay at the turn. Wild Wing is being redeveloped into a first class residential neighbor-hood with great amenities including golf, tennis, boating, swim-ming, and a club atmosphere. The golf course is available for public and resort play and is offered by all the leading area golf packagers.

Myrtle Beach National Golf Club is home to three Prime Times Signature Courses including: SouthCreek, West Course, and the renowned King’s North. Arnold Palmer, along with Francis Duane, designed all three layouts: King’s North, opened in 1973 and totally refurbished in 1996, was most recently honored by inclusion on the Golf Digest list of “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses 2007-2008.” The North’s Champion UltraDwarf Bermuda greens are superb and “The Gambler” is one of golf’s best risk-reward holes. SouthCreek was named among America’s “Top 100” by Golf For Women in 2002- 2003 and features Champion Bermuda greens on a shotmaker’s layout. The West Course sports Champion Bermuda greens as well, in a parkland-style design with minimal rough. This unique trio of Arnold Palmer courses at Myrtle Beach National is available with Prime Times packages that can include golf villa or oceanfront accommodations.

World Tour Golf Links is a truly unique facility with designs inspired by famous courses like Augusta National, Doral, Pinehurst, Pine Valley, St. Andrews and Winged Foot. Named “National Golf Course of the Year” for 2004 by the National Golf Course Owners Association, the bentgrass greens are well-conditioned, bronze


Myrtle Beach Golfplaques on each tee box describe the hole’s historic significance and the clubhouse features a golf “Hall of Fame”. Include World Tour on a Grand Strand package for a de-lightful international excursion.

Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club is the Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year. It is the newest Glens Golf Group course by top-flight architect Clyde Johnston. A traditional parkland-style design with meandering fairways in an expansive rural setting, the elevated A-1 bentgrass greens at Shaftesbury are beautifully conditioned and considered by local players to be the region’s best. Complete Glens Golf pack-ages include discounted greens fees at this modern Grand Strand classic.

Myrtlewood Golf Club offers golfers a choice of two 18-hole layouts conveniently located in the heart of Myrtle Beach. The Palmetto Course is a traditional design with fairways that gently twist and turn their way towards large, TifDwarf greens. The eighteenth offers a dramatic finish along the Intracoastal Waterway. The Palmetto Course was honored by Golf Magazine as the “Local’s Favorite Course”- 2005. In contrast, the PineHills Course is a modern classic designed by Arthur Hills. Contoured fairways and undulating greens provide an excellent test of golf, one you’re sure to enjoy. PineHills was honored by Golf Digest as a “Top Ten Course” in Myrtle Beach.

Pine Lakes Country Club has been an icon in the Myrtle Beach golf scene since 1927, is also referred to as “The Granddaddy.” After an extensive renovation to the golf course and clubhouse, you can now experience the Granddaddy as it was in the spirit of the 1920s. Many of the historical golf holes were maintained while twelve new holes were created to improve the golf experience that visitors from around the world have come to associate with Pine Lakes. The creation of an extraordinary, four-star design golf club, true to the classic architecture of Pine Lakes, has achieved a dynamic expansion, historical restoration and full blossoming of this prominent facility.

Grande Dunes Resort Club was named one of the “Top 100 Public Golf Courses” in America by Golf Digest Magazine in 2011-2012. The Resort Club was also awarded “Course of the Year” by the National Golf Course Owners Association in 2009. Golf at Grande Dunes Resort Club feels completely natural yet effortlessly refined. The expan-sive Bermuda grass fairways ripple with subtle undulations onto large, modestly contoured Champion UltraDwarf Bermuda greens. The superior design unfolds itself in a relaxed, gracious manner enticing golf-ers with beauty while taunting them with danger. Fair but challenging, each golf hole presents a different problem to test golfers at any level.

Arcadian Shores combines the best of Mother Nature with the best elements of a modern golf layout. Arcadian offers enticing lakes, deviously placed bunkers, tree-lined Bermuda fairways and the distinctive contouring presents the ultimate golf chal-lenges of man and nature. Lush Tif-Eagle Bermuda greens with 64 creatively-placed sand bunkers and natural lakes woven in and out of the fairways make this a chal-lenge you will long remember. Hole 13 at Arcadian Shores is considered to be one of the top 18 holes in Myrtle Beach. Designed by Rees Jones, Arcadian Shores accommo-

dates any level of golfer with its selection of five tee boxes.

Waterway Hills Golf Club is a 27-hole Prime Times Signature Course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. The experience begins with a gondola ride taking golfers across the Intracoastal Waterway to the clubhouse where play starts Oaks, Lakes and Ravine courses with Bermuda greens. This 4 Star awarded course by Golf Digest is a North Strand classic and should be consid-ered as part of your next golf package.


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Barefoot Resort & Golf is one of the most exceptional golf resorts in Myrtle Beach. With names like Tom Fazio, Davis Love III, Greg Norman and Pete Dye, golfers know that they will be treated to some of the finest golf architecture in the world. These four onsite courses were opened in 2000 and feature top- quality Champion UltraDwarf greens, a state of the art lighted driving range, short game practice facility and full service restaurant and bar. The Norman Course, ranked “Top 30 in Myrtle Beach” by Golf Digest, is a southwestern style design with vast waste areas and several eye-opening holes along the Intracoastal Waterway. Golf-styles Carolina proclaimed it one of the “100 Must-Play Courses of the Carolinas.” The Love Course is a matchless creation that has elevated greens and generous fairways. The course has it’s own replica ruins of an antebellum plantation. Golf Digest honored the course as #53 among “Americas Top 100 Public Courses” and also holds the Golf Digest #1 ranking for all of Myrtle Beach courses. Golf Magazine says it’s one of the “Top 100 Courses You Can Play.” The Fazio Course just keeps adding to its growing reputation. It is a design that will delight all skill levels of golfers and is a terrific test of your game. It features undisturbed wetlands, native flow-ers and plants. You will also enjoy an abundance of wildlife. Golf Digest ranked it #81 among “America’s Top 100 Public Courses” in 2005, and it also holds a ranking of #6 in Myrtle Beach by Golf Digest. Golf Magazine says it’s “One of the Best Courses Near You.” The Dye Course is the Pete Dye centerpiece of Barefoot’s semi-private club and offers a variety of bunkers, waste areas and Dye’s signature bulkheads. The Dye Club has been the host of the Monday After the Masters Pro-Am since 2003. The Dye Course was named both the Myrtle Beach and SC state “Golf Course of the Year” for 2013. This foursome of top rated courses can be part of a complete vacation through Barefoot Golf Vacations or lead-ing area packagers.

Possum Trot Golf Club is a Glens Golf Group course designed by architect Russell Breeden. Great Tifdwarf Bermuda greens and generous fairways ensure a fun-for-all round at Possum Trot, which is also home to one of the area’s largest practice facilities at the on-site Glens Golf Academy. Greens fee discounts, profes-sional instruction and accommodations can be part of a complete Glens Golf package.

Nestled like a sleeping giant between the Intracoastal Waterway and Cherry Grove, the legendary Tidewater Golf Club offers the perfect combination of natural beauty and challenging play. Seamlessly marrying the game to its surroundings, architect Ken Tomlinson evokes the style and majesty of some of the game’s greatest venues and delivers an experience that puts this course on the must-play list of many Grand Strand golfers.

Two additional Prime Times Signature Courses are located in the North Strand area. Long Bay Club is a unique Jack Nicklaus Sig-nature Course with Champion UltraDwarf Bermuda greens, deep pot bunkers, vast waste areas and mounding along the fairways. Close by, Aberdeen Country Club is a 27-hole course designed by Tom Jackson that features Tif-Eagle Bermuda greens on three, 9-hole layouts with a Scottish theme in different natural settings.

Located in Little River, SC, River Hills Golf & Country Club is a Tom Jackson parkland-style design blending modern and tradi-tional elements. The fairways of this 18-hole course make their way through a picturesque, heavily-wooded terrain but in rolling hills, unusual for a coastal course, are River Hills’ signature feature. The course was nominated as “Best New Course” in 1989 by Golf Digest and recently underwent a $2 million renovation.

The crown jewels of the Glens Golf Group collection are located on opposite sides of Highway 17 near Little River. Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links is designer Clyde Johnston’s brilliant trib-ute to legendary architect Donald Ross. Named a “Top 10” Myrtle Beach area course by Golf Digest among its many accolades, Glen Dornoch features big Bermuda greens with bump-and-run


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fringes and spectacular finishing holes on both nines that overlook the Intracoastal Waterway. Heather Glen Golf Links offers 27 holes designed by Johnston and Willard Byrd. Acclaimed as “America’s Best New Public Course” in 1987 by Golf Digest, the three Scottish-inspired nines are set in a virtual nature preserve of old growth oaks and waterfowl habitat. Located on-site is Village at the Glens, a perfect accom-modations choice for North Strand golfers who want spacious lodgings with all of the amenities. A complete Glens Golf package features significant discounts for both golf and accommodations.

The wide, links-style fairways at Farmstead Golf Links gently follow the lay of the land to create a collection of shot-making op-portunities that reward superior play from golfers of many styles. Whether the flags are noisily flapping or eerily still, hitting it straight is the key to scoring well at Farm-stead. It may be wide open with generous landing areas, but scoot one off a fairway and you are stuck in the love grass, where your next move is to drop a provisional. And as your round comes to a close, the only hole in 2 states, the legendary 767-yard, par 6 finishing hole unfolds over a half-mile of beautifully manicured turf to offer a final test of your skills.

Respected architect Willard Byrd put his personal stamp on Meadowlands Golf Club with distinctive parkland features that follow the lay of the land through mature woods bordered by serene meadows, pristine lakes and vast wetlands. Five sets of tees, an open layout, well defined hazards and exemplary attention to detail create a rewarding round for everyone who comes ready to play.

For over twenty years Oyster Bay has been a favorite of Myrtle Beach golfers. Oyster Bay is a rare, harmonious blend of the penal, heroic and strategic philosophies of golf course architecture. A course where variety and innovation are the name of the game. Golf Digest has repeatedly rated Oyster Bay HHHH 1/2 stars and ranked it the “Best New Resort Course of the Year.” The clubhouse has been renovated and upgraded to enhance guests’ experience.

Ocean Ridge Plantation is home to four award-winning courses. Lion’s Paw Golf Links was designed by Willard Byrd with MiniVerde™ ultra-dwarf greens in a links setting where big hardwoods frame the rolling fairways. Lion’s Paw has been award-ed four stars by Golf Digest. Panther’s Run Golf Links, a Tim Cate design is bordered by a pristine nature preserve. Tiger’s Eye Golf Links is one of Tim Cate’s greatest cre-ations and is a regular on Golf Digest’s list of “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses”. Tiger’s Eye was once again ranked in the Top 10 among GOLF Magazine’s Top Public courses State by State for 2013 and the par 3 11th hole at Tiger’s Eye Golf Links was listed on the NC Golf Panel’s “Dream 18.” Leopard’s Chase Golf Club opened to rave reviews in the spring of 2007. The level of detail for this spectacular layout creates a series of flowing, picturesque holes unlike anything in the area. GolfWeek Magazine ranked Leopard’s Chase number 5 in NC on their list of “The Best Courses You Can Play- State by State” for 2013.

Bald Head Island Club is a unique golf des-tination located on one of North Carolina’s most beautiful barrier islands accessible only by passenger ferry or private boat. The Bald Head Island golf course is a stunning design by acclaimed architect George Cobb that was recently completely renovated by noted architect Tim Cate. The course wraps around freshwater lagoons, through a maritime forest and across dunes in the midst of the Atlantic Ocean. Resort accom-modations, fine dining, an array of recre-ational opportunities and pristine island beaches make Bald Head Island a vacation experience in a class by itself. The Bald Head Island Club golf course was ranked 12th among the “Top 50 Myrtle Beach Golf Courses” by Golf Digest and “Top Three Golf Communities in North Carolina” by Travel+Leisure Magazine.

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