Myrtle Beach, South Carolina’s beautiful resort city, draws millions of tourists with its beauty and climate. Though not known as a destination for budget travelers, the city boasts a number of activities that can be enjoyed at no cost! Visit the beach, hear live music, learn about history, and even visit an alligator park without spending a dime!
1 – Free Beaches
Swim, sunbathe, and explore Myrtle Beach’s beautiful namesake beaches! There are a number of spots to visit which are free of charge. Bring the whole family to enjoy Myrtle Beach’s natural beauty!
2- Summer Concert Series in McLean Park
On the third Friday of every month, visit McLean Park for a free evening concert! Performers of various genres perform from 7 to 9 PM. Bring a picnic and make the most out of your Friday night!
3 – Alligator Adventure
Visit Myrtle Beach’s Barefoot Landing and check out this unique wilderness reserve! Alligator Adventure houses 800 alligators, ranging in length from 8 inches to 13 feet. Watch the feeding shows and presentations, or just idle through the park at your own pace.
4 – South Carolina Hall of Fame
This museum honors the many individuals who have contributed to the unique culture and history of the Palmetto State. Learn about figures as disperse as Andrew Jackson, Dizzy Gillespie, and Strom Thurmond.
5 – Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum
One of the finest art museums in the Carolinas, this museum has a small but diverse collection and many changing exhibitions. Explore the world of Southern painting, 17th century cartography, and quilt artwork.
6 – Vareen Memorial Park and Gardens
This well-hidden park traverses a number of salt marshes and islands. Walk along the wooden pathways and enjoy the beautiful views of this unique environment.
7 – Thomas Kinkade Gallery
The famous American painter Thomas Kinkade is known for his beautiful, idyllic settings and stunning use of light. His work is the displayed at this outdoor gallery.
8 – Warbird Park
Visit this park and honor the men and women from Myrtle Beach who have served in the nation’s air force. Several military craft and a runway are on display. The park also has paved bike paths, so get some exercise and learn about the city’s history at the same time!
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