In the Myrtle Beach Mystery Series, Clark Thomas visits fun locations all around the city. Curious to know my readers’ favorite places to spend a day in Myrtle Beach, I polled them about the best area attractions. Below are their most frequent answers. Discover the top 10 Myrtle Beach attractions for 2024 and make your next visit an unforgettable experience!
The Alabama Theatre has been entertaining Myrtle Beach visitors since 1993 with an exciting variety show. This family-friendly venue also frequently hosts performances from guest artists that have included some of the biggest names in country, pop, Motown, and comedy.
One of the most popular Myrtle Beach tourist destinations, this 350 acre attraction features more than 100 boutiques and specialty stores, over 20 restaurants, and several theaters. It is also home to many beloved attractions. A scene from Death Washes Ashore takes place at the Grumpy Monk in Broadway at the Beach.
Founded in 1931, this Murrells Inlet area sculpture garden and wildlife preserve blends art with nature and history. They offer a daily selection of tours, programs, and exhibits for all ages to enjoy.
#4 – The Murrels Inlet MarshWalk
The MarshWalk is a half-mile waterfront boardwalk along an estuary. It is lined with a variety of popular dining options and is frequently home to live music events. A scene in Death on the Causeway takes place here. Personally, I enjoy Bovine’s and Dead Dog Saloon.
#5 – The Carolina Opry Theater
This elegant venue hosts numerous kinds of events including a variety show, awards ceremonies, corporate meetings and company celebrations, and national touring acts. The auditorium can seat more than 2000 guests and features state-of-the-art equipment.
Standing at 187 feet, this observation wheel allows guests to ride in a private gondola and take in a view of the city. Sure to be a memorable experience for all ages, dining options are also available, and the SkyWheel accepts group bookings. Sunrise rides are a particularly popular offering.
This relaxed shopping, dining, and entertainment destination in North Myrtle Beach surrounds a lake. Its specialty shops and wide selection of restaurants makes it an exciting stop for visitors. They host regular events that include fireworks displays. Clark takes his parents to the Flying Fish here in Death on the Causeway.
Myrtle Beach State Park stretches 312 acres and has 278 campsites, 30 designated tent sites, and 7 picnic shelters for group gatherings. Opened in 1936 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park also features a fishing pier. This is where Conner West washed ashore in Death Washes Ashore.
#9 – Pirates Voyage Dinner Show
Visitors can enjoy a four-course pirate feast as they watch an incredible adventure where pirate crews battle in water, land, and on full-size ships. The show also features mermaids, tropical birds, and sea lions.
Located across from Broadway at the Beach, this museum allows guests to take fun photos with statues of a-list stars and also features other attractions like a maze of mirrors and a zombie-themed adventure.
Those are some of the coolest attractions in the Myrtle Beach area as selected by fans of the Myrtle Beach Mystery Series. I enjoy referencing real-life attractions in my books. Are there any attractions missing from this list that you think should have been on it? Let me know in the comments below!