North Myrtle Beach Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience North Myrtle Beach. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Music and Memories at Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre

• Segway Tour at the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex

• 2-Hr Dolphin Tour in North Myrtle Beach

• Escape River Island - Play SURVIVOR on a Private Island!

• Catamaran Dolphin Cruise in Myrtle Beach with Barrier Island Stop

Good news! North Myrtle Beach is free to visit. There’s no admission fee to access nine miles of coastline or beach paths. You’ll pay for parking when using public beach access. For more adventure, book guided kayaking, paddleboarding, or dolphin tours and pay anywhere from US$35 to US$69.

Yes, North Myrtle Beach is family-friendly. Families can enjoy wide sandy beaches perfect for swimming and sandcastles, as well as family attractions such as Barefoot Landing, a retail and entertainment center. Dolphin cruises, mini golf, and kid-friendly shows round out the options. Many tours, such as eco-kayak trips, welcome children.

Public beach access points in North Myrtle Beach charge US$4 per hour for parking from March through October. Parking is free before 9am and after 5pm in this season, and entirely free November through February. Some private lots may offer day rates depending on location.

Evenings in North Myrtle Beach bring live music, oceanfront dining, and laid-back entertainment. Barefoot Landing and Main Street host popular nightlife spots, with beach bars and dance clubs offering everything from shag dancing to live bands. Evening cruises, scavenger hunts, and luaus provide alternatives to bar hopping.

It depends on what’s most important to you. Late spring (April–May) and early fall (September–October) are great for a quieter pace. You’ll enjoy warm weather, smaller crowds, and lower lodging rates compared to peak summer. July and August are the busiest months, while winter offers quieter beaches and cooler temperatures.