Sea Dip Oceanfront Hotel - Myrtle Beach

Chapin Memorial Park, Sea Hawk Memorial Stadium and Childrens Museum of South Carolina, Broadway at the Beach, SkyWheel Myrtle Beach are located 750 meters from the hotel. Number of rooms:  96.

Facilities:

1.        Free Wi-Fi.

2.        Non-smoking rooms.

3.        Vending machines.

4.        Rooms for disabled.

5.        Self-service laundry.

6.        Children's play area.

7.        Children's pool.

8.        Seasonal outdoor pool.

9.        Indoor swimming pool.

10.    Lazy river.

11.    Barbeque grills.

12.    Sea view.

13.    Free Wi-Fi in rooms.

14.    In-room air conditioning.

15.    In-room desk.

16.    Microwave.

17.    Cookware.

All children under the age of 16 may stay free of charge when using existing bedding. 

Must-Play Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Must-Play Courses:

1.    Caledonia. Situated on a former rice plantation and drenched in Lowcountry charm, Caledonia is a 19-year-old Mike Strantz design that feels decades older.

2.    Dunes Golf & Beach Club. Ranked No. 47 on Golf Magazine's Top 100 Courses You Can Play, the ambiance here is definitely private club, but unaccompanied guest play can be exclusively arranged through myrtlebeachgolf.com. 

3.    Tidewater Golf Club. Ocean views come next at the par-5 13th.

4.    TPC Myrtle Beach. This 1999 Tom Fazio design -- with plenty of his hallmark bunkering -- hosted the 2000 Senior Tour Championship, won by Tom Watson.

5.    The Heritage Club. Standout holes include the par-3, 228-yard 13th and the 506-yard, par-5 18th.

6.    Myrtle Beach National, Kings North. The par-5 sixth hole has an island fairway while the par-3 12th features an island green with bunkers shaped in the state of South Carolina.

7.    Pine Lakes Country Club. Pine Lakes Country Club, a.k.a. "The Granddaddy", was the very first course in Myrtle Beach, debuting in 1927 under the name Ocean Forest.

8.    Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club. A member of the formidable and well-respected Glens Group, Shaftesbury Glen pays homage to the classic golf courses of the United States – courses like Winged Foot and Augusta National. As a result, it is one of the most popular Myrtle Beach-area golf courses.

9.    Arcadian Shores Golf Club. Located in the section of Myrtle Beach known as “Restaurant Row”, Arcadian Shores is one of the area’s most historically significant golf courses. Opened in 1974, the course helped to launch the career of architect Rees Jones – the course would be his first solo design effort.      

MagiQuest

Enter an enchanted fantasy world at this adventure center where visitors complete high-tech quests using personalized magic wands. MagiQuest is a very popular adventure game franchise and the Myrtle Beach center is one of 14 throughout North America. 

In this live-action role-playing game, players wander through the multilevel building using a personalized wand. The wand is included in admission-and-game package prices. Use your wand to open treasure chests, help solve riddles and outwit fearsome dragons. Once you purchase your wand, however, return visits are more economical. MagiQuest also conveniently offers a cheaper MagiGuide ticket for adults who don’t want to play but need to accompany a younger child.

The Myrtle Beach MagiQuest is centrally located in the Broadway at the Beach shopping center. 

The Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel

Hotel amenities:

1.      Valet parking (surcharge). 

2.      Meeting rooms 17.

3.      Self parking (surcharge). 

4.      Breakfast available (surcharge). 

5.      Free WiFi. 

Nearby things to do:

1.      Golfing nearby. 

2.      Snorkeling nearby. 

3.      Sailing nearby. 

4.      Windsurfing nearby. 

5.      Parasailing nearby. 

6.      Rafting nearby. 

Spa services:

1.      Massages. 

2.      Couples treatment rooms. 

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

The beach season in Myrtle Beach normally runs from late April through late October. Commercial flights began in 1976 and shared the runway for over 15 years until the air base closed in 1993. Since then the airport has been named Myrtle Beach International Airport.

The Myrtle Beach International Airport, is a county-owned public-use airport located three nautical miles southwest of the central business district of Myrtle Beach, in Horry County, South Carolina, United States. It was formerly known as Myrtle Beach Jetport (1974–1989) and is located on site of the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Huffman Helicopters is within the Myrtle Beach International Airport as well.

As of the 2010 census, the population of Myrtle Beach was 27,109. Myrtle Beach is served by a single public school district. The largest university in the Myrtle Beach area is Coastal Carolina University, a state-supported, liberal arts university located eight miles northwest of Myrtle Beach in neighboring Conway, with a satellite campus in Myrtle Beach.

Things To Do In Myrtle Beach

Four of Myrtle Beach's most unique features and characteristics:

1.    Beaches.

2.    Seafood.

3.    Golf.

4.    Fun and games.

House Of Blues - Myrtle Beach

Home to unique pieces of folk art by Jimmy Lee Sudduth and Ruth Mae McCrane, House of Blues Myrtle Beach was built to resemble a Southern farmhouse with adjoining tobacco warehouse. The menu here is divided up into signature appetizers, fire-roasted flatbreads, blues classics, fresh salads, savory sandwiches, juicy burgers, kids meals and desserts, accommodating a wide range of tastes and levels of hunger. For starters, nibble on some jalapeno and cheddar cornbread with Maple Butter, tear into Chicken Wings! Consider the Lobster Mac & Cheese, a dish made with poached lobster meat in a rich, creamy cheese sauce made from scratch and topped with crunchy panko bread crumbs. In addition to classics like Caesar and Cobb, there are unique new flavor combinations like the Herb Crusted Salmon Salad and the Buffalo Chicken Salad. Sandwich options range from a Philly Cheesesteak to a fresh fish sandwich. The Kids menu is pretty basic – chicken tenders, pizza, pasta, hot dog, etc. – but the Dessert section has several sweet tooth options. Bourbon Bread Pudding, Triple Chocolate Cheesecake, Key Lime Pie, and Coconut Cream Pie, all compete for your taste buds if you have any room at all.

The House of Blues Myrtle Beach tickets are mainly for general admission/standing room with 60 bar stools being first come first serve to general admission ticket holders. There is also a Blues Bar in the restaurant featuring live music nightly. The sugar Shack Deck features a raw bar and Top 40 dance music, plus a bar with live music in the courtyard. The House Of Blues Myrtle Beach retail store is located in the Courtyard and is open year-round.

Island Vista Resorts With a Kitchen in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Located in a serene residential area of South Carolina's most popular travel destination, Island Vista Resorts offers couples and families classy accommodations close to shopping, dining, golfing and other Myrtle Beach attractions. The 149 room, upscale resort was constructed in 2006 and offers a number activities, services and amenities for even the youngest guests.

Island Vista provides an extensive number of luxurious services and amenities, beyond daily maid service, to its guests. Island Vista 6000 N. Ocean Blvd. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 888-733-7581.

Avista Resort

This beachfront North Myrtle Beach Avista Resort is family friendly and provides 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment-style accommodations. Features include 2 outdoor pools, 1 lazy river, and 2 hot bathtubs. Hotel Rooms: 379.

North Myrtle Beach is a great choice for travelers interested in sandy beaches,clothes shopping and restaurants.

The Myrtle Beach Camera Club

The Myrtle Beach Camera Club was founded for the sole purpose of taking better photos. Rapidly changing technology has opened up a brand new world to photographers of all levels. 

Best & Worst Gifts for the Golfer in Your Family

It depends on the golfer, and the store, and the golf balls you buy. Here’s a look at our best and worst gifts for the golfer on your list:

1.  Drivers: the worst golf gift is trying to buy a driver for a golfer without knowing what they want.

2.  Golf balls: if you don’t know the type of golf ball your golfer uses, your best bet for a good golf gift is to go with Titleist ProV1s. For an avid golfer, the worst golf balls you can buy someone as a gift are the buy 1 get 2 free golf balls at the local sports store.

3.  Golf shirts: so 10 years ago, buying a golfer a golf shirt was probably the safest purchase you could make. If you don’t know your golfers style, then a golf shirt can be a risky purchase. The worst golf shirt you can buy would be the total opposite of the person’s fashion style. A little golf shirt investigation never hurts.

With all of the new brands in golf equipment to apparel to golf balls, golf gift buying isn’t quite as easy as it used to be. But if you follow these tips, you should have a happy golfer this holiday season.