An outdoor shopping and dining complex, Barefoot Landing combines nature’s beauty and an adventurer’s spirited joy. This nice cozy place evokes an old fishing village setting with its old fashioned appeal. Several waterfront restaurants serve steaks, seafood, pizza, and burgers giving both locals and guests a wide variety of selection. The area is full of small shops selling trendy as well as artistic unique items. You can enjoy live shows, or visit the reptile park that is one of the largest in the world, cruise along the waterway, or ride the carousel or watch out for the day-end spectacular fireworks display. Whichever you choose, the numerous rocking chairs by the pathway will certainly add an enticing charm to relax and take a break.

Broadway at the Beach is a shopping and entertainment complex built around a 23-acre lake.  It is famous for the scores of delightful and artistic shops that beckon tourists and locals too.  You can spend a clear sunny day browsing through shops for fun, upbeat fashion accessories, useful gadgets, tools and novelty items.  Let yourself go and be lost in the flurry of activities amidst the motley of shops, there is always something interesting to see and visit.

Coastal Grand Mall is presently the largest mall in South Carolina as well as the newest in Myrtle Beach.  It houses almost 130 shops including top brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, Victoria's Secret, Ann Taylor Loft, and Gap just to name a few.  It also includes a 14-screen Cinemark theatre as well.  While leisurely strolling along immerse yourself with its charming décor representing different aspects of Myrtle Beach.  Two of the mall’s highlights are a sprawling boardwalk and a section devoted to sandcastles.

The Colonial Mall was previously named Briarcliffe Mall, this development presently houses over 95 specialty shops and the only Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in South Carolina.  This mall also features an assortment of restaurants, department stores, theaters, food court, and an enchanting carousel.

Idle away your afternoons browsing through the many shops and restaurants in this pleasant shopping center. Fill-up your bags from beachwear stores or find that one-of-a- kind souvenir for your special someone. You may even venture on to a deli to sit back and enjoy good conversation over a cup of coffee with your friends.

The Hammock Shops Village was started in 1938 promoting local arts and crafts.  Presently, there are more than 20 delightfully varied specialty shops and restaurants huddled under a canopy of moss-draped oaks.  Surrounded by refreshing gardens of azaleas and camellias, comfortable hammocks and cozy rockers sway with the soft breeze invitingly calling you to relax and sit for a while.

The Inlet Square Mall is a local single-storey shopping complex which house more than 30 shops situated in picturesque Murrells Inlet.  However small this caters the Murrells Inlet community and Myrtle Beach tourists effectively.

Join the weekend shoppers’ dive into oceans of treasure troves from antiques to fresh produce.  At North Myrtle Beach Flea Market, an assortment of vendors that sell golf wear, book exchange, biker accessories, and jewelry make up the packed shops at this weekend market.  Armed with your bargaining skills, go forth and conquer!

The art of hammock making has been perfected at this simple little shop. Pawleys Island hammock was born in the late 1800’s from the imaginatively resourceful Capt. Joshua John Ward. His inquisitiveness led him to create this clever innovation that has become a present day novelty. Single, large, deluxe, and presidential sizes are available to choose from including accessories for your very own hammock. For more than a century of hammock making, they proudly declare that all products are hand-made to perfection.

A shopper’s one-stop delight, the Plantation Point Plaza is a neighborhood shopping plaza that has numerous sports and fashion accessories and clothing stores.  Food shops and a well-stocked pharmacy are readily available for your convenience.

One of the many shopping complexes at Myrtle Beach, the Tanger Outlets have over 100 brand name manufacturer and designer stores.  They have an extensive array of shopping opportunities to choose from.  Stores for accessories, clothes, shoes, and house wares are available at low prices.  Factory outlets for top brands such as Bass, Cole Haan, Nike, even Le Creuset call this center their home.  If you want to have a break from all that shopping, they have a clean spacious food court for you to eat, chat, and relax. Drop by their customer service center to get a discount coupon booklet for a more pleasurable shopping experience.

Fox & Hound Antiques Mall is another destination for those rare occasions when the rain just won’t go away.  Browsing through the many stalls amidst delicate antiques, weird collectibles and funny memorabilia could be a nice afternoon rendezvous.

An art enthusiast will have fun visiting The Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, it houses two unique, regionally significant collections: The Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Guild (WACG) Collection and the Bishop Collection of Antique Maps and Prints.  The WACG has successfully collected 53 award-winning works of artists in the Myrtle Beach area.  The Bishop Collection of Antique Maps and Prints is a collection of antique maps and prints of the Carolinas from 1606 to 1863.

At Book Warehouse, going literature hunting into 20,000 square feet of discount books for the heart-rending or the ticklishly funny paperback is also a lovely option for the traveling reader.