Get ready to ride into the heart of the Grand Strand as the 86th Annual Myrtle Beach Bike Week Spring Rally takes over Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, from May 9 to May 18, 2025. This iconic 10-day motorcycle celebration is expected to draw over 300,000 riders and enthusiasts from across the country, offering a blend of scenic rides, live music, and vibrant biker culture. Riders Share+5Myrtle Beach Bike Week+5Events in America+5

(MYRTLE BEACH) - Rumors abound about the recent goings on within the walls of the local shrine.  Sources close to the Shrine (definitely NOT Bill's first cousin Darryl.  NOT Darryl!) tells retromyrtlebeachguy.com that the appearance of a giant yellow duck in downtown Myrtle Beach ahead of the Sun Fun Parade is being perceived as a harbinger of things to come. 

Every second Saturday in May, the nation celebrates a quirky but beloved pastime: National Mini Golf Day. What started as a novelty form of entertainment in the early 20th century has become a staple of family vacations, date nights, and fierce-but-fun competition across the United States. But if there’s one place where mini golf isn’t just a game—it’s a way of life—it’s Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

This Mother's Day weekend, Myrtle Beach is set to welcome a larger-than-life guest: the World's Largest Rubber Duck, affectionately known as "Mama Duck." Standing at an impressive 60 feet tall—equivalent to a six-story building—Mama Duck will be on display from May 8 through May 11 at the Burroughs & Chapin Pavilion Place, located at 812 North Ocean Boulevard. City of Myrtle Beach

A fresh sea breeze. The scent of lemon and oregano. Blue and white decor that channels a cliffside village in the Cyclades. No, you’re not in Greece—you’re at Santorini Greek Kuzina, Myrtle Beach’s newest Mediterranean gem, and it’s already making waves along the Grand Strand.

Stretching 60 miles along the shimmering Atlantic coastline, the Grand Strand is a sprawling patchwork of beach towns, tourist hotspots, hidden gems, and roadside oddities that make it one of the most unique destinations in the Southeast. From Little River in the north to Georgetown in the south, it’s a sun-soaked dream—but for the uninitiated, it can also be a logistical nightmare.