Myrtle Beach Bites: Top Donut Shops in the Grand Strand for National Donut Day

Over 13 million visitors flock to Myrtle Beach each year—more than the entire state of Hawaii—crowding its 10-mile stretch of sand. Long celebrated as a family haven for amusement parks, mini-golf, and affordable stays, the Grand Strand offers far more for discerning travelers. With family in the area, Ive spent nearly every summer experiencing this resort town like a true local, far from the tourist throngs. Follow these insider tips to uncover the finer side of Myrtle Beach on your upscale sea

Nothing pairs better with a beach day than ice cream—think peanut butter and jelly! Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand offer a bounty of local ice cream shops, plus favorites like Ben & Jerrys and Baskin-Robbins, perfect for cooling off after sunny adventures. Celebrate National Ice Cream Day (July 18th) by exploring these 11 standout spots serving classic scoops, milkshakes, and shaved ice snowballs. Kirk’s 1890 Ice Cream Parlor – Step int

Locals have long known: September and October in Myrtle Beach deliver ideal weather, warmer ocean waters, and uncrowded attractions. Its like 60 extra days of summer along our 60 miles of pristine coastline. This year, were sharing our cherished secret and revealing 60 more hidden gems of the Myrtle Beach area—from captivating stories and fun facts to lesser-known attractions. Join us daily for firsthand accounts of these best-kept secrets. Every Tuesday, test your knowledge in our quiz for a