From family-friendly attractions to mouth-watering dining and hundreds of stylish stores, Myrtle Beach is filled with fun things to do. The Grand Strand offers a variety of attractions including dinner shows, water parks, theaters and amusement parks. You’ll also enjoy a range of dining opportunities, some just minutes from our oceanfront Myrtle Beach resort. Don’t forget about the endless shopping with three large indoor malls, two outdoor shopping complexes, two outlets and numerous local boutiques. What are you waiting for? Check out all the top things to do in Myrtle Beach on your next vacation at Sea Crest Oceanfront Resort.
01/17/2023
Planning a Myrtle Beach Vacation on a budget can be tough, particularly during the prime summer season. Between the accommodation, the attractions, and dining, a simple beach vacation can quickly morph into a costly endeavor. Luckily, Sea Crest Resort is located close to a wide array of attractions that won’t cost you a thing! Check out our list of Free Things To Do in Myrtle Beach and pack your vacation itinerary with family friendly fun that won’t put a dent on the wallet.
12/05/2022
Though you may not be able to sunbathe, visiting Myrtle Beach in December offers plenty to do indoors and out. The weather is a cool 60°F, perfect for a light jacket and a brisk walk on the beach to enjoy the panoramic views of the stunning Atlantic Ocean. The impending holidays also bring about many […]
10/14/2022
Heading south to Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island is the perfect way to kick back and enjoy the simple things. The slower pace offers a welcomed break from the crowded, bustling streets in the heart of Myrtle Beach and the quaint shops offer a completely unique feel.
Yes, we have discounted tickets available for the most popular Myrtle Beach attractions! Check our specials page for details.
Sea Crest Resort is located at 803 S Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.
Sea Crest is located 0.8 miles from the start (2nd Ave Pier) of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and 1.7 miles from the boardwalk’s end (14th Ave Pier).