The area is usually packed with students celebrating the end of school terms, but a majority of Myrtle Beach's tourists and residents busy themselves with the funfairs, outlet malls, water parks, mini-golfs, and of course, beach fares. Apart from the constant parasailing, Myrtle Beach is loaded with attractions. Guests can start at the central Ocean Boulevard, or dine in one of the seafood restaurants line up along Murrells Inlet.

Guests can see deer and alligators at the wildlife sanctuary, settle for the background of Peterkin's novels, or visit the outstanding display of sculptures at Brooklyn Gardens' dazzling landscape. Myrtle Beach also has its own exclusive place, the Pawleys Island. The nightlife is focused on elaborate music venues and bars, which begins at House of Blues and continues through the Carolina Opry, the longest-running glut for country music.