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Where to Celebrate St. Patty’s Day in North Myrtle

The 30th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival and Parade will be held on Main Street, Saturday, March 17, 2018 starting at 9 a.m. This one-day, rain or shine event brings approximately 30,000 people to celebrate being Irish and welcomes the arrival of Spring.

Where to celebrate St. Patricks Day in NMB
The parade begins on Saturday at 9 a.m., followed by live music on three stages and a children’s area with rides and amusements from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. There will also be approximately 150 vendors set up along Main Street in North Myrtle Beach displaying their crafts, services, information, products, and a variety of treats.

Admission and parking at this event is free. Grab some beach chairs and the family and come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with us!

Parade & Festival Contests

Do you enjoy competitions? Show off your love of all things Irish by competing in the 30th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival Leprechaun Contest. Entries are judged on originality, creativity, appearance, enthusiasm and energy.

Register at the Main Stage @ Flynn’s Irish Tavern before 2 p.m. Pre-registration is also available at the Festival Information booth (corner of Hillside Drive and Main Street) before 1:30 p.m. Meet at the stairs of the Main Stage on festival site at 2 p.m. Contest begins at 2:15 p.m.

Enter into the Shepherd’s Pie Eating Contest at this year’s festival. The first person to clear their plate without using their hands wins bragging rights and a stylish plaque designed by Coastal Engravers.

Register at the Main Stage at Flynn’s Irish Tavern before 2 p.m. Pre-registration is also available at the Festival Information booth (corner of Hillside Drive and Main Street) before 1:30 p.m. Meet at the stairs of the Main Stage on festival site at 2:15 p.m. Contest begins at 2:30 p.m.

Entertainment for St. Pattys day in NMB

Festival Entertainment Schedule

Flynn’s Irish Tavern Stage (Near Flynn’s Irish Tavern)
11:00 AM: Brendan O’Connor
11:45 AM: Coastal Carolina Shields Pipes & Drums
12:00 PM: Brendan O’Connor
12:45 PM: Wake District Pipes & Drums
1:00 PM: Emish
2:15 PM: Leprechaun Contest
2:30 PM: Shepard’s Pie Eating Contest
2:45 PM: Emish

Freedom Boat Club Stage (Oak Drive)
11:15 AM: Triple Toe Cloggers
11:45 AM: Parade Awards
12:15 PM: Conway Celtic Pipers
12:30 PM: NMB School of Performing Arts
1:00 PM: Coastal Carolina Shields Pipe & Drums
1:15 PM – 4:00 PM: Tan & Sober Gentleman

Sticky Fingers Stage (Near Duffy’s Seafood Shack)
11:00 AM: Bantum Rooster
1:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Hip Pocket

Parade & Festival Parking

Spectators gathering to watch the parade should be in place by 8:20 a.m. Main Street will close to traffic promptly at 8:30 a.m. The parade will begin at 8:50 a.m.  Ocean Boulevard will be open to vehicular traffic until 8:30 a.m. and is expected to reopen around 11:30 a.m., immediately following the parade. Main Street from Ash Street to Ocean Blvd. will remain closed after the parade and become the festival area. For more information on festival parking check out the NMB Park & Rec website.

Funfilled Myrtle Beach Boardwalk

Did you know that Myrtle Beach SC is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the southeastern United States? While most people are attracted to the seemingly endless beaches, it is the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk with its breathtaking SkyWheel that completes the experience for vacationing families visiting the coast. Located in South Carolina, Myrtle Beach attracts more than 14 million visitors each year. With a tropical climate, the coastline around Myrtle Beach is perfect for tourism. Known as the Grand Strand, there are more than 60 miles of beach, which allows visitors plenty of room for sunbathing, water sports, deep sea fishing and so much more. While the beach itself is noteworthy, Myrtle Beach is gaining new acclaim with its boardwalk. The first boardwalk was built in the 1930s. Because this original boardwalk was only made of wood, it was soon upgraded to concrete. Plans to expand the boardwalk were derailed by World War II, and the structure was destroyed by a hurricane in 1954. It was not until 1999 that fresh renovation plans were drawn up, and the new boardwalk was completed in 2010. Although this boardwalk is relatively new, it is already regarded as one of the best. The boardwalk is 1.2 miles long, running along the coast with easy access to shopping and dining. There are numerous weekly attractions at the boardwalk, including festivals, concerts and more. The shining star of the boardwalk, though, is the SkyWheel, a 187-foot tall Ferris wheel. When it opened on May 2011 it was the second-tallest extant Ferris wheel in North America. The boardwalk is also home to the Pavilion, which is a family-oriented amusement park. The Pavilion was originally opened in 1948, allowing pay-per-ride fun for visitors. Although the original site closed, it has been relocated to the boardwalk. For more recreation options, Family Kingdom is located not far away. Family Kingdom is a seaside amusement park with 40 years of history. This amusement park has more than 40 rides for the whole family to enjoy while staying with Beachcomber Vacation Rentals in Myrtle Beach. Although modern travelers will find everything they want at Myrtle Beach, the area has a long history of popularity. In fact, Myrtle Beach's popularity made it the starting place of a dance revolution in the 1940s. With the vibrant atmosphere on the boardwalk in this time, shag dancing was invented at Myrtle Beach. Known widely today as the Carolina Shag, this dance is now recognized in professional dance competitions across the country.

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How to Have the Best Valentine’s Day Ever!

For those that want to take their Valentine’s Day over the top this year why not plan on staying in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals over the Valentine’s Day holiday. With us you’ll be in the heart of all the Grand Strand has to offer. Around you will be more than 125 championship golf courses, over 2,000 restaurants offering casual to fine dining, and seemingly endless malls, specialty shops, and a night light worth staying up late for. And even better, you don’t have to be vacationing to take advantage of this! Even locals can treat themselves to a local vacation on a holiday as special as this!

valentines day
There really is no excuse for not having a perfect Valentine’s Day when you’re enjoying the luxury that you’ll experience in our beach house rentals. From top notch amenities that include Jacuzzi’s and heated swimming pools to being just steps from the ocean where you can walk the beach for hours, you’re going to have the time of your life here. We promise!

The Origin of Valentine’s Day

Originally, Valentine’s Day was a formal Saints Day that was observed by the Catholic Church for St. Valentine, the patron saint of romantic causes. Valentine’s Day continues to be very popular across the world and is widely celebrated by couples, those looking for love, as well as children and friends.

St. Valentine was a priest who performed secret marriages during the 3rd century. During this time hundreds of thousands of men were enlisted in the Roman Army under the Emperor Claudis II. These soldiers were pressured to remain unmarried as this was thought to ensure their allegiance to the army. The priest helped people to marry in secret.

The priest was subsequently imprisoned and then executed. It was said that while in prison he gave a blind girl (the jailor’s daughter) back her eyesight. He sent her a note that said ‘from your Valentine’. This is thought to have been the origins of one of the most popular Valentine’s Day ideas — the Valentines card.

Today, many people celebrate the holiday in what has become a day to let people know that you like, love, or sometimes even, secretly admire them. Red roses top the list for a romantic Valentine’s Day gift ideas, followed up with a romantic dinner. Cards continue to be a tried and true way to share your feelings. Romantic getaways are the new way to make a big splash!

When you’re looking for vacancies available for a last minute Valentine’s Day getaway, give North Beach Realty a call and we can set you up in something perfectly romantic. We can be reached at 800-274-1105 at your convenience!

Don’t Miss This Year’s Restaurant Week 2018 in South Carolina

The best time to visit the local restaurants around the Grand Strand is during Restaurant Week in coastal South Carolina taking place from January 11-21, 2018. This is the time to get some great deals in restaurants that may be new to you or are your tried-and-true favorites.

Below are some of the restaurants taking part in this 10-day local event. Once you choose the restaurant you’d like to dine at be sure to make a reservation ahead of time. Some of these eateries fill up to capacity.

Don't Miss This Year's Restaurant Week in South Carolina
21 Main at North Beach
719 N. Beach Blvd, North Myrtle Beach

Angelo’s Steak and Pasta
2311 South Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach

Aspen Grille
5101 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach

Brentwood Restaurant
4269 Luck Avenue, Little River, SC

Cafe Amalfi
10000 Beach Club Drive, Myrtle Beach

Great Deals on Meals During Restaurant Week
Croissants Bistro and Bakery
3751 Robert M Grissom Pky, Myrtle Beach

Ducatis Pizzeria & Trattoria
960 Cipriana Drive, Myrtle Beach

Hook and Barrell
8014 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach

The Parson’s Table
4305 McCorsley Avenue, Little River, SC

Great Deals on Meals During Restaurant Week

Ruth’s Chris Steak House
8211 Marina Parkway, Myrtle Beach

The Wicked Tuna
4123 Hwy 17 Business, Murrells Inlet

Vintage Twelve
9800 Queensway Blvd., Myrtle Beach

WaterScapes Restaurant at the Marina Inn
8121 Amalfi Place, Myrtle Beach

If you’re planning on arriving in the area during Restaurant Week and are looking for vacation rentals, take a look at our Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Vacation Rentals where you’ll have a large assortment of comfortable accommodations to choose from.

Where to Find Pet Friendly Vacation Rentals in North Myrtle Beach

When your vacation plans include four-legged family members, you will want to know where to find pet friendly rentals in North Myrtle Beach. Not every beach resort or vacation rental in North Myrtle Beach has rentals available for your pets. We’re pleased to inform you that at Beachcomber Vacations we have the most accommodating pet-friendly vacation rentals in the North Myrtle Beach area available and waiting for you – all of you!

Take a look at Barnett House, located in Windy Hill section of North Myrtle Beach, for instance. This pet friendly home is located oceanfront and has 7 bedrooms on the second floor alone! We’re taking reservations now for this popular property that offers phenomenal coastal views. Amenities include outside showers that are a big help when you want to wash the salt and sand off your pets! Free wireless internet access that keeps you connected, a washer/dryer in the unit, and an oceanfront porch are all included. This unit comes with departure clean and all linens included in the price. It's a super good deal!

The ground floor of Barnett House, located in Windy Hill section of North Myrtle Beach, is also one of our pet-friendly homes. This home is oceanfront and has 3 bedrooms on the second floor. Make your reservations now for this popular property that provides phenomenal coastal views at no extra charge. Amenities include outside showers, wireless internet access, washer/dryer, and an oceanfront porch. This unit also comes with departure clean and all linens included in the price.

Another of our pet friendly homes in North Myrtle Beach is Willow Winds. This is a 3 bedroom home that comes complete with swimming pool, children’s pool, free wireless internet and a washer/dryer. There is available parking for two cars. Sorry, no motorcycles, boats, trailers or RV’s. Rate includes departure clean and linen package.

If you’d like more information about North Myrtle Beach pet-friendly vacation rentals or any other properties that we have displayed on our website, please give us a call at 1-800-334-3798.

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Holiday Happenings You Won’t Want to Miss Around North Myrtle Beach and Beyond

This is a wonderful time of year to experience the holiday festivities taking place in North Myrtle Beach. There’s a wealth of entertainment for the entire family. Whether you live here year round or are just visiting for the holidays, get yourself out there and take part in the many events that only come around once a year! If you’re looking for a comfortable place to stay over the holidays, look no further than our North Myrtle Beach holiday vacation rentals. At North Beach Realty we can provide you with accommodations that will be a soft place to land after a full day of shopping and celebrating the season!

The Great Christmas Light Show is a park-wide lighted celebration that is sure to capture the true spirit of the season! The drive through light show will feature over 2 million lights festively displayed along a 1.5 mile drive throughout the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex. Over 500 magical light displays, some up to 55 feet tall, have been custom made for The Great Christmas Light Show. Visitors will experience 20 enchanting animated figures and holiday scenes where the lights will come to life. NEW this year, a section of lights come alive to synchronized music. The drive through light show is open nightly November 24 – December 31 (closed Christmas Day).

After the journey through the light show, we invite everyone to park their car and visit Santa’s Village where they can enjoy hot chocolate and s’mores, get an up close look at the lights on the Santa Express Train Ride, experience the Go Ape lighted tree top adventure, go tubing down Santa’s new 40″ inflatable slide and, of course, meet Santa! The Santa’s Village is open Friday and Saturday only from November 24-December 9. Opens nightly December 15-31 (closed Christmas Day).

Ripley’s Aquarium Festival of Trees features more than 75 beautifully decorated and themed Christmas trees. There’s one tree for each of the fifty states, from a Mardi Gras tree with masks and beads to a Las Vegas-style tree with a feather headdress. The South Carolina tree is over 18 feet tall and features sea shells, magnolias, golf balls plus Clemson and USC representation! Don’t miss the free scavenger hunt that tests your knowledge about each state’s tree. The price is included with aquarium admission.

Holiday Happenings You Won't Want to Miss Around North Myrtle Beach
The annual Lighting of the Menorah will take place on Saturday, Dec. 12 – the first night of Hanukkah – and each night through December 20 in Valor Park at The Market Common. Join Rabbi Weissman for the annual Lighting of the Menorah beginning at sunset (5:30 p.m.)

Happy holidays from all of us at North Beach Realty!

Come Spend the Holiday Season in North Myrtle Beach

With the holiday season upon us we’d like to invite everyone to come spend the holiday season with us in North Myrtle Beach this year. Our holiday vacation homes are the perfect size for any family, at any time of the year. Have your heart set on making a holiday meal? No worries! Our vacation homes all come with beautifully equipped kitchens suitable for any size or style of meal preparation.

Be sure to get out and around the area to take advantage of the special holiday events. The Great Christmas Light Show is a park-wide lighted celebration that is sure to capture the true spirit of the season! The drive through light show will feature over 2 million lights festively displayed along a 1.5 mile drive throughout the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex. Over 500 magical light displays, some up to 55 feet tall, have been custom made for The Great Christmas Light Show. Visitors will experience 20 enchanting animated figures and holiday scenes where the lights will come to life. NEW this year, a section of lights come alive to synchronized music. The drive through light show is open nightly November 24 – December 31 (closed Christmas Day). Gates open 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

After the journey through the light show, everyone is invited to park their cars and visit Santa’s Village where they can enjoy hot chocolate and s’mores, get an up close look at the lights on the Santa Express Train Ride, experience the Go Ape lighted tree top adventure, go tubing down Santa’s new 40′ inflatable slide and meet Santa! The Santa’s Village is open Friday and Saturday only from November 24-December 9. Opens nightly December 15-31 (closed Christmas Day).

We’d like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and holiday season this year. Lot’s of people travel over the holidays – the lucky one’s come to coastal South Carolina and stay with us, taking advantage of our off-season rates. If you’re looking to treat yourself and your family this year, take a look at the deals we have!

Santa Clause

Around the country children get pretty excitable at this time of year. First, in anticipation of the arrival of Santa and Christmas morning. Then with their gifts, time off from school and the arrival of visiting family and friends. When you spend your holiday oceanfront they can run off that excess energy on the beachfront. You’ll also have the option to walk it, bike it, or go for a run. Make this the year you try your hand at beachcombing in search of the biggest and best seashell.

spend the holidays on the beachfront

You can count on our holiday rentals to provide all the comforts of home plus so much more. They are furnished throughout and beautifully decorated, have separate sleeping quarters, and sizable kitchens as well as separate dining areas.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all from Beachcomber Vacations!

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Where to Dine Over the Holidays

If you’re going to let someone else cook the Thanksgiving feast this year, there are many restaurants in the area that have great dinners planned. The following Myrtle Beach restaurants have specials going on for the Thanksgiving holiday and some are all-you-can eat.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving Holiday

If you have family and friends visiting for the holiday, keep us in mind when you run out of bedrooms. We have plenty of comfortable accommodations for the holiday that anyone would be delighted to stay in. Give us a call!

21 Main
719 N. Beach Blvd., North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 315-3000
The theme here is formal (white tablecloths, black napkins) and the servers are expert in menu knowledge and etiquette. It’s a great place to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal if you want a fancy spot offering a world-class dining experience.

California Dreaming
10429 N. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 215-5255
Serving an all-American Thanksgiving feast from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Full spread includes oven roasted turkey breast and sugar cured ham with all the fixings and dessert. The price is $18.95 for adults and $9.95 for children under 10. Carry out is available when you pre-order. Reservations are recommended.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving Holiday

Captain George’s
1401 29^th Avenue North, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 916-2278
Captain George’s Seafood Buffet in Myrtle Beach will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. In addition to traditional Thanksgiving fare the buffet will feature Alaskan snow crab legs, steamed shrimp and plenty more. The price is $32.99/adult. Reservations are being accepted for parties of 10 or more.

Carolina Roadhouse
4617 N. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 497-9911
Carolina Roadhouse is offering a special Thanksgiving dinner served from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner includes oven roasted turkey breast, sugar cured ham, and all the sides. Adults are $18.95 and children under 10 are $9.95. Reservations recommended.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving Holiday

Greg Norman’s Australian Grille
4930 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 361-0000
The Thanksgiving menu will feature lobster bisque ($9); a turkey dinner with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, traditional dressing, bacon-infused green beans and honey-glazed carrots, gravy and cranberry sauce ($26); fresh catch ($29); a beef feature ($38) and much more. Reservations are suggested.

Gulfstream Café
1536 South Waccamaw Drive, Garden City
Phone (843) 651-8808
Gulfsteam Cafe will offer a waterfront Thanksgiving special from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner will be $19.95/person or $9.95 for ages 9 and younger and includes oven roasted turkey breast, sugar cured ham, sweet potato casserole, green beans, cornbread muffins, cranberry relish and much more including plenty of Gulfstream favorites. Reservations recommended.

Hard Rock Café
1318 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 946-0007
Hard Rock Cafe at Broadway at the Beach will serve a Rockin’ Thanksgiving feast beginning at noon at their brand new location. Treat yourself to chef carved oven roasted turkey with traditional turkey gravy, cornbread stuffing, fresh rolls and more. Dinner will be served from 12-6 p.m. The price is $21.95/adult and $10.95/child ages 4 to 10 and includes a soft drink or iced tea. Call for reservations.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving Holiday

House of Blues
4640 Highway 17 S, North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 913-3746
Thanksgiving Day Buffet from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. complete with live music! The buffet will feature hand carved roasted turkey with turkey gravy, slow roasted top round of beef au jus, Jambalaya, cornbread stuffing, desserts and lots more. The cost is $34/adult and $16/child ages 4 to 10.

Magnolia’s at 26^th
2605 North Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 839-3993
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Breakfast will be served from 6:30-10 a.m., lunch from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner from 5-9 p.m. The Thanksgiving buffet is $19.96.

Sam Snead’s Oak Grill & Tavern
1004 Glenforest Rd, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 903-3150
The prix fixe menu includes your choice of salad or tomato basil bisque soup followed by smoked turkey breast; herb crusted prime rib or hickory smoked ham with traditional accompaniments. Dessert is your choice of old-fashioned apple pie a la mode or pumpkin cheesecake. The cost is $24.95/adult and $9.95 for children 12 and under. Seatings start at noon. Reservations required.

Where to Dine This Thanksgiving Holiday

SeaBlue Restaurant & Wine Bar
503 Hwy 17 N, North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 249-8800
Treat yourself to upscale dining this Thanksgiving. From the opulent décor to the world-class wine list to the highest-quality ingredients, SeaBlue is sure to impress even the most peculiar aficionado. Serving dinner from 2-7 p.m. on Thanksgiving. They’ll offer their full menu and festive specials. Reservations are highly recommended.

Simply Southern Smokehouse
1913 Mr. Joe White Ave., Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 839-1913
Open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. Menu includes a traditional Southern feast of turkey and stuffing, pot roast, casserole dishes and other traditional sides including dessert for just $14.99 per person including a beverage.

Sticky Fingers Smokehouse
2461 Coastal Grand Circle, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 839-7427
Opening at 11 a.m. with a Thanksgiving Day buffet. No reservations required.

All of us at North Beach Realty wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday this year!

Myrtle Beach Thanksgiving: Top 10 Restaurants for a Holiday Feast

If you’ve chosen to dine out this Thanksgiving holiday, there are many restaurants in the area that will be open and serving scrumptious meals. All of the following restaurants have specials going on for the Thanksgiving holiday and some are all-you-can eat. You can’t go wrong with any of these restaurants in the Grand Strand area serving delicious food on Thanksgiving Day.

If you have family visiting over the holiday, keep us in mind for your holiday accommodations. We have plenty of November deals on vacation rentals and last minute rates going on. Give us a call!

21 Main
719 N. Beach Blvd., North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 282-7100
The theme here is formal (white tablecloths, black napkins) and the servers are expert in menu knowledge and etiquette. It’s a great place to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal if you want a fancy spot offering a world-class dining experience. Reservations required. Seatings from 12 noon until 3 p.m.

California Dreaming
10429 N. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 215-5255
Serving an all-American Thanksgiving feast from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Full spread includes oven roasted turkey breast and sugar cured ham with all the fixings and dessert. The price is $19.95 for adults and $9.95 for children under 10. Carry out is available when you pre-order. Reservations are recommended.

Captain George’s
1401 29^th Avenue North, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 916-2278
Captain George’s Seafood Buffet will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. In addition to traditional Thanksgiving fare the buffet will feature Alaskan snow crab legs, steamed shrimp and plenty more. The price is $34.99/adult. Reservations are being accepted for parties of 10 or more.

Carolina Roadhouse
4617 N. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 497-9911
Carolina Roadhouse is offering a special Thanksgiving dinner served from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner includes oven roasted turkey breast, sugar cured ham, and all the sides. Adults are $19.95 and children under 10 are $9.95. Call for reservation.

Greg Norman’s Australian Grille
4930 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 361-0000
A traditional Thanksgiving dinner featuring turkey and all the trimmings. Featuring live jazz music from Tony Rosales. Reservations are suggested.

Hard Rock Café
1318 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 946-0007
Hard Rock Cafe at Broadway at the Beach will serve a Rockin’ Thanksgiving feast from 12 noon until 6 p.m. Treat yourself to chef carved oven roasted turkey with traditional turkey gravy, cornbread stuffing, fresh rolls and more. The price is $27.95/adult and $11.95/child ages 4 to 10 and includes a soft drink or iced tea. Call for reservation.

House of Blues
4640 Highway 17 S, North Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 913-3746
Thanksgiving Day Buffet from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. with live music! The buffet will feature hand carved roasted turkey with turkey gravy, slow roasted top round of beef au jus, Jambalaya, cornbread stuffing, desserts and lots more. The cost is $34/adult and $16/child ages 4 to 10. $1 from every meal is donated to a local shelter home for children – Sea Haven Youth Home.

Dining out for Thanksgiving in Myrtle Beach

Simply Southern Smokehouse
1913 Mr. Joe White Ave., Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 839-1913
Open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. Menu includes fried turkey, smoked turkey and stuffing, ham casseroles and other traditional sides including dessert for just $15.99 per adult, $8.99 children, including a beverage.

Sticky Fingers Smokehouse
2461 Coastal Grand Circle, Myrtle Beach
Phone (843) 839-7427
Opening at 11 a.m. with a Thanksgiving Day buffet. Dine in or order to-go. No reservation required.

All of us at Beachcomber Vacations wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!

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Kid Approved Local Halloween Events

Halloween is fast approaching and it’s the time of year for ghosts and goblins and, as you’re sure to discover, they’re even at the beach. If children are out trick or treating we caution them to be careful (and you too if you’re driving around). There are plenty of kid-approved events in the local area where you can take the kids for a safe celebration of this spooky holiday. Following are a few.

Coastal Halloween Celebration

First Annual Fright Night Fun Gym
Saturday – Sunday, Oct. 21 – 22 from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m.

Thomas Gymnastics at the Beach, 112 Surgeons Dr., Myrtle Beach

This Halloween themed fun gym will be the highlight of your kids weekend while the parents get to have a few hours or even the night to yourselves! Check out all of the fun we have planned for this spooky fun gym night where kids can stay awhile or stay the night:

– Haunted Hayride (not so haunted for little ones)
– Pumpkin Hunt (each child must bring their own small personal pumpkin)
– Bonfire with s’’mores
– Costume contests (with prizes!!)
– Breakfast will be included for all kids sleeping over night
– Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be available for purchase
– and free play in our gym all night!

Sign up online or stop by our front desk. Cost: 7pm – 10pm: $20 per child (4 yrs old & up) 7pm – 12am: $30 per child (6 yrs old & up) 7pm – 8am: $40 per child (6 yrs old & up)

Atalaya Fall Festival and Haunted Castle
Friday, Oct. 27 – Saturday, Oct. 28 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Huntington Beach State Park, 16148 Ocean Hwy, Murrells Inlet

Join us the night before Halloween for the Atalaya Fall Festival and Haunted Castle. The Atalaya castle will be the setting for an evening of frightfully fun family entertainment! Enjoy 2 separate haunted house attractions: a not-so-scary maze of creepy rooms and a Haunted Castle for the brave at heart. For the younger children, there will be carnival games, children’s crafts, spooky cartoons on the big screen, s’mores, a bonfire, and more! Event admission is $10 for adults, $7 for children 6-15. Children 5 and under are free, but parents, please note: some of the special effects used in the haunted houses may be too intense for younger children. Park Admission is free. Free Park Admission during this event. This event goes on, rain or shine. Cost: $10 for adults, $7 for children 6-15. Children 5 and under are free.

Boo-Fest at Barefoot Landing
Saturday, October 28 from 12:00 – 4:00 pm

Barefoot Landing, 4898 Highway 17 S, North Myrtle Beach

It’s BooFest! at Barefoot Landing! Whether you have human kids or furry kids, BooFest! is the place to be on Saturday, October 28th in North Myrtle Beach! For more info call (843) 272-8349.

Ghost on the Coast Halloween Celebration
October 28 from 5-9 p.m.

Grande Dunes, 8201 Marina Pkwy, Myrtle Beach

Spooktacular Halloween Celebration featuring: Food for purchase, Live Music & Giveaways! $10 donation per family – proceeds will go to the American Red Cross for Irma and Harvey hurricane relief efforts. Grande Dunes Properties will match donation. Goodie Bags to the first 100 Kids!!! Cost: $10 donation/family goes to American Red Cross.