Mystic Sea Resort, Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach is a community that is part of the Grand Strand. This part of South Carolina is sixty miles long; it begins at Little River and continues past Myrtle Beach on to Georgetown. The beaches that encompass Myrtle Beach are pristine and a popular destination for vacationers and business travelers. Myrtle Beach itself is divided into three sections: the North Strand, Myrtle Beach and the South Strand. Amusement parks, golf courses, theaters and beaches offer year around entertainment.

Myrtle Beach had very famous visitors from the beginning of its existence. George Washington spent time here in 1791. The President felt he needed to become acquainted with the new states that had won independence from England. While the first President was one of the most famous visitors, others have made their presence felt. Many popular entertainers have built theaters along The Grand Strand.

The Mystic Sea Resort is in the section of The Grand Strand known as Myrtle Beach. With the ocean at the door this resort has seen constant renovation of the years. Today it offers past guests, vacationers and business travelers an award winning atmosphere to enjoy the amenities that it has to offer.

Families find the perfect spot to play on the beachfront from their Oceanside rooms. A Jacuzzi sits so that the guests may watch the waves crash on the beach. After a swim, hungry families can use the barbeque grills that have been installed in the shady picnic area. In keeping with a relaxed vacation for the family, Mystic Sea Resort has a hot dog roast on the lawn by the ocean.

The rooms all contain everything a vacationer needs to relax and spend their time having fun. A refrigerator, microwave and other amenities are part of the efficiencies. Guests will find an in room safe, electronic locks into their rooms and remote control televisions. There are laundry facilities, a gift shop and a mini mart. This allows the guests to stock up on sun tan lotion, snacks and cold drinks without ever leaving the resort. Two heated swimming pools are available if the guests don't want to swim in the ocean.

The restaurants in the area are plentiful and offer varied cuisine. Lowcountry cooking featuring grits, seafood and hush puppies are everywhere. Seafood buffets are the number one eatery in Myrtle Beach and the second are pancake houses. Local restaurants live both sides of Highway 17. If the vacationer likes chain eateries though, they are plentiful. Cracker Barrel, Pizza Hut, Red Lobster and Olive Garden are just a few of the recognizable restaurant chains.

A host of amusement parks, water parks, IMAX Discovery Theater and Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum are just a small part of the fun things to do in Myrtle Beach. There are many nightclubs that offer evening entertainment, some with live music. Golfers find over 120 golf courses to choose from and tennis players can find a court when they want to play. Myrtle Beach has something for everyone and the climate to match.