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Shopping, Dining, & Lodging

relaxed, village-style setting. Market Common offers a blend of local boutiques
and well-known brands ranging from fashion and jewelry to home décor. Enjoy
a variety of eateries, including cafes, grills, breweries, and tapas bars, and relax
in what is said to be the most comfortable movie theater in Myrtle Beach.

A few miles away in either direction of bustling Myrtle Beach will take you
to the Strand’s charming small towns, all of which have a lot to offer when
it comes to entertainment. Murrells Inlet, perhaps better known as the
“Seafood Capital of the South,” is home to the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk,
which winds along the inlet and offers incredible views and even more
incredible deals from local shops. Waterfront dining is an experience along
the MarshWalk, where you never have to worry about whether the catch of
the day is fresh or frozen. With local fishermen trawling the waters each day,
you can be certain whatever you order off the menu came straight off the
dock that very morning.

Located 20 miles north of Myrtle Beach, Little River’s waterfront is also a
seafood lover’s paradise. The small town is known for its blue crab and even
hosts the Blue Crab Festival each May, which draws hundreds of visitors from
all over the South.

Downtown Georgetown and Conway are historic gems waiting to be
discovered. Both are located on the waterfront – Georgetown on the Winyah
Bay, and Conway along
the Waccamaw River.
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places. Walking through HARLEY DAVIDSON
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you can read historical
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vintage buildings and
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draped oaks, which are
known as the town’s
“oldest citizens.” Small
boutiques, antique and
book stores line the
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