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Myrtle Beach Unveils 60 Best-Kept Secrets of the Grand Strand in 60 Miles in 60 Days Campaign

Myrtle Beach Unveils 60 Best-Kept Secrets of the Grand Strand in 60 Miles in 60 Days Campaign

Locals have long known: September and October in Myrtle Beach deliver ideal weather, warmer ocean waters, and uncrowded attractions. It's like 60 extra days of summer along our 60 miles of pristine coastline.

This year, we're 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.

Myrtle Beach Unveils 60 Best-Kept Secrets of the Grand Strand in 60 Miles in 60 Days Campaign

Join us daily for firsthand accounts of these best-kept secrets. Every Tuesday, test your knowledge in our quiz for a chance to win a trip to the stunning Grand Strand.

For even more opportunities, follow us on Twitter at @MyMyrtleBeach or on Pinterest. With three weekly ways to win trips, your chances are better than ever!

Explore all 60 secrets at www.visitmyrtlebeach.com/60days, build a custom vacation itinerary, and discover exclusive 60-themed deals on attractions, lodging, and more.

We can't wait to welcome you this fall. That's no secret!

Travel Notes
  • Discover Volunteer Opportunities in Myrtle Beach: Give Back to Your Community

    Are you passionate about meeting new people, reading to young children, building homes and playgrounds, or serving as a community ambassador? If so, volunteer your skills in the Myrtle Beach area. From stocking shelves at food banks and walking dogs at humane societies to greeting visitors at art museums, there are countless ways to make a difference. Start by exploring the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerces Nonprofit Resource Center for a full list of opportunities, and check out upcoming

  • Disability and Special Needs Services in Myrtle Beach: Horry and Georgetown County Programs

    The Horry County Disabilities and Special Needs Board (HCDSNB) provides essential residential and vocational programs, adult activity centers, early intervention, respite care, and case management for individuals with special needs. Residential options include two eight-bed group homes, ten four-bed facilities, a 10-unit apartment complex, and an independent living program. New Ideas Industries, HCDSNBs day services arm, operates work activities centers in Conway and Loris. These centers delive

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    At 18 stories tall, the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel delivers the most stunning panoramic views of the Grand Strand—an unmissable experience for visitors.For the 2015 season, the SkyWheel introduced affordable annual passes: just $25 for adults and $15 for children ages 3-11. Each pass is valid for one full year from the date of purchase.This pass grants unlimited rides on the SkyWheel throughout the year, discounted general admission tickets for up to four guests per day, and exclusive updates on spec