St. Andrew's State Recreation Park, Panama City Beach 
Known for its beautiful white sand beach and crystal clear waters, this popular state park also offers canoeing, camping and fishing. 
Attraction type: Beach; State park 

Camp Creek Golf Club, Panama City Beach
Tom Fazio-designed, 18-hole championship course is a perfect blend of fine short and long holes with wide fairways, which reward long, daring driving. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Gulf World Marine Park, Panama City Beach
This marine park features animal shows and a special program called "Gulf World Trainer for a Day." 
Attraction type: Aquarium; Garden 

Hombre Golf Club, Panama City Beach
The Wes Burnham-designed golf layout features water on 15 of the 18 original holes, with four sets of tees that challenge every level of player. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Beach at Panama City, Panama City Beach
This 27-mile long beach offers a wide variety of activities to enjoy such as swimming, snorkeling, dolphin-spotting parasailing and jet skiing. 
Attraction type: Beach 

Marriott's Bay Point Lagoon Legend, Panama City Beach
Measuring 6,942 yards from the Championship tees, this challenging layout was designated as the number one slope-rated course in the Continental U.S. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Zoo World, Panama City Beach 
Home to over 350 animals and 259 species of plants, this popular zoo is a great family outing. 
Attraction type: Zoo 

Shipwreck Island, Panama City Beach
Plunge, ride, whirl, dunk, swim - whew! At the end of your day at Shipwreck Island, you'll be exhilarated, exhausted and soaked. 
Attraction type: Water park 

Golf Course at Edgewater Beach Resort, Panama City Beach
Nine-hole resort course measures 1,326 yards from the championship tees at par 27. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Bay Point Club Meadows, Panama City Beach
Long and narrow at the tips, this popular course has a slope rating of 126 stretching 6,913 yards from the pro tees. 

Signal Hill Golf Course, Panama City Beach
Measuring 5,617 yards from the blue tees, this par 71 course has a slope rating of 100.82. 

Majette Dunes Golf & Country Club, Panama City Beach 
Measuring 6,362 yards, this challenging par 72 golf layout features water in play on almost every hole. 
Attraction type: Golf course

MYRTLE BEACH

Listing of Attractions in
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Caledonia Golf and Fish Club, Myrtle Beach
Classic plantation-style club recognized by both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine as one of the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play." 
Attraction type: Golf course 

True Blue, Myrtle Beach 
Designed by Mike Strantz, this is the more rugged and challenging sister course of the Caledonia. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The Carolina Opry, Myrtle Beach 
Attraction type: Theater; Performance; Other 

Dunes Golf and Beach Club, Myrtle Beach 
The club's Oceanside golf course, designed by the famed Robert Trent Jones, is consistently rated one of the top 100 golf courses in the United States. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

TPC of Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach
Showcasing characteristic Low-Country water features and impressive course design, the Tournament Players Club of Myrtle Beach was developed by the PGA to be a tough tract suitable for tour play. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Family Kingdom Amusement Park, Myrtle Beach 
This charming, old-fashioned amusement park features more than 30 fun-filled rides including an all-wooden roller coaster, Log Flume, Go-Kart tracks, historic carousel and the largest Ferris wheel in South Carolina. 
Attraction type: Amusement/theme park 

Rivers Edge, Myrtle Beach 
Named by Golf Magazine as one of the Top 20 "Best New Courses that you can play" in the United States, this Plamer-designed layout is worth any trip. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Tidewater Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
A beautiful coastal setting and clever design have made this course one of the most popular at the beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Blackmoor Golf Club, Myrtle Beach
Considered by those who play here to be a "thinking man's" course: grip-it and rip-it for the green, or play it safe - it's up to you. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Norman Golf Course, Myrtle Beach
Seven holes along the Intracoastal Waterway and only 60 acres of mowable grass make this course rugged, yet beautiful. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Surf Golf and Beach Club, Myrtle Beach 
Ancient oak trees and gentle bucolic fairways make this course - the first established on the Northern Strand - one of the best at Myrtle Beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Myrtle Beach Pavilion, Myrtle Beach 
This 11-acre amusement park features "The Hurricane," a combination steel and wooden roller coaster that climbs to a height of 110 feet, the "Top Spin," designed for thrill seekers with strong stomachs and the "Hydrosurge," a wild and dizzying raft ride over choppy waves. 
Attraction type: Amusement/theme park 

Love Golf Course, Myrtle Beach 
Voted the 6th Best New Course in the United States by Golf Digest in 2000, this traditional course winds its way through Low Country terrain and the ruins of former plantations. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Pawleys Plantation, Myrtle Beach 
Located on Pawley's Island at the southern end of the Grand Strand, this idyllic course is sheltered from the tides of tourists that overrun Myrtle Beach each season. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

King's North At Myrtle Beach National, Myrtle Beach 
Golf Digest rated this Arnold Palmer make-over one of "America's Top 10," featuring some of the most unique and challenging holes in all of golf. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Dye Golf Course, Myrtle Beach 
One of four exceptional golf courses at Barefoot Resort, this Pete Dye-designed challenger features his infamous pitfalls for errant shots. 
Attraction type: Golf course; Resort community 

Fazio Golf Course, Myrtle Beach 
Spectacular natural beauty combines with challenging elevation changes to create what is destined to be one of the classic Low Country courses. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach
One of the most popular vacation spots in the U.S., the Grand Strand is a section of coastline known for its numerous golf courses, entertainment, amusement parks and resorts. The climate is ideal for sunning, swimming, water sports and any number of daytime activities, while world-famous stars draw nighttime crowds to clubs and theaters. 
Attraction type: Golf course; Beach 

Ripley's Aquarium, Myrtle Beach 
Billed as the world's largest underwater tunnel with gliding sidewalks. 
Attraction type: Aquarium 

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links, Myrtle Beach 
Comprised of 270 acres of oaks, pines and magnolias, this 18-hole design features several 35-foot elevations sloping down to the scenic Intracoastal Waterway. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The River Club, Myrtle Beach
Considered one of the first plantation clubs, this course gives long hitters some room off the tees; yet, as characteristic for the region, water is featured on almost every hole. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Palace Theater, Myrtle Beach 
Musical theater that seats 2,700 offers live musicals and celebrity performances. 
Attraction type: Theater 

Ocean Ridge Plantation, Myrtle Beach 
This complex contains three "big cats" - Panther's Run, Lion's Paw and Tiger's Eye - each of which has won critical acclaim and is renowned for their dramatic design and challenging play. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

NASCAR SpeedPark, Myrtle Beach 
Stock car racing is the theme of this family amusement park, which features 26 acres of exciting track rides for all age and skill levels, a Speed Dome arcade, roller coasters, a rock-climbing wall, simulators and car-themed kiddie rides. 
Attraction type: Amusement/theme park 

National Father & Son Team Classic, Myrtle Beach 
Attraction type: Sports camp/clinic 

Possum Trot Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
Recommended course noted for exceptional service and playing conditions. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Pine Lakes International Country Club, Myrtle Beach 
The first course established in Myrtle Beach and one of the most important sites in the history of American golf. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Ripley's Believe It or Not, Myrtle Beach 
A museum of oddities that also has a walk-through tunnel through a shark tank. 
Attraction type: Specialty museum 

Litchfield CC, Myrtle Beach 
Recommended golf course in Myrtle Beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Oyster Bay Golf Links, Myrtle Beach 
Voted the "Resort Course of the Year" by the 1983 Golf Digest, this par-70 challenging layout features huge bunkers, undulating greens and lengthy par 4s. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The Tradition, Myrtle Beach 
Recommended golf course in Myrtle Beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Aberdeen Country Club, Myrtle Beach 
Aberdeen transports players into the game of golf in the real Scottish tradition with its three magnificent nine-hole courses: The Meadow, Cypress and Tupelo. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Wild Wing Plantation - Advocet Course, Myrtle Beach 
The most recent addition to the Wild Wing Golf Reserve, this course offers privacy on every hole and extends over 7000-yards from the championship tees. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Heritage Club, Myrtle Beach 
Southern plantation golf at its finest: fairways are bordered by ancient cypress and live oak trees; fresh water lakes and marshes dictate much of the play; and historic manors of a by-gone era now cater to returning golfers. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

West Course at Myrtle Beach National, Myrtle Beach 
This course is reputed to be one of the most challenging and scenic in the Myrtle Beach area. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Long Bay Club, Myrtle Beach 
Considered one of the most difficult on the Grand Strand - deep pot bunkers and vast waste areas add a unique identity and challenge to this Nicklaus-designed course. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

South Beach Adventure, Myrtle Beach 
A family-fun amusement park built around the theme of race-car driving. 
Attraction type: Amusement/theme park 

Shaftesbury Glen Golf and Fish Club, Myrtle Beach 
A sister course to the established Glen Dornoch and Heather Glen, Shaftesbury Glen is among the most recent additions to the Grand Strand. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Bald Head Island, Myrtle Beach 
Excellent 6,855-yard golf course that winds through forests and dunes before finishing at the ocean shoreline. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The Sea Gull Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
One of the oldest courses on the Southern Strand, this club offers large greens, and no parallel holes; two characteristics that tend to be absent from many of the modern courses at Myrtle Beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The Witch, Myrtle Beach 
Course with unique elevation amidst the low wetlands of the Grand Strand. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Legends Moorland Golf Course, Myrtle Beach 
Eighteen-hole, par 72 golf course was designed by noted golf architect P.B. Dye and features large expanses of natural growth, sand and lots of water. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

March Harbour Golf Links, Myrtle Beach 
One of the first golf courses to be built in Myrtle Beach. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

River Oaks Golf Plantation, Myrtle Beach 
Challenging course features 27 holes of undulating greens and mounded fairways located along the pristine Intracoastal Waterway. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

PineHills & Palmetto at Myrtlewood Golf Club, Myrtle Beach
Golf club offers 36 challenging holes of golf on two challenging courses:: Palmetto and Pine Hills. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Indigo Creek Golf Club, Myrtle Beach
Attraction type: Golf course 

Man O' War Golf, Myrtle Beach 
Designed by Dan Maples, this 18-hole public golf course stretches 6,967 yards from the championship tees. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Arrowhead Country Club, Myrtle Beach 
27-hole golf complex that has earned a reputation for its challenging layout and commitment to service. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Ocean Harbour Golf Links, Myrtle Beach 
Voted One of the "Ten Best New Resort and Public Golf Courses in the World" by Golf Magazine, this scenic course is located in a coastal forest between the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Wicked Stick Golf Links, Myrtle Beach 
John Daly's first signature course extends 7,000 yards featuring wide fairways and strategically-placed water hazards. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach 
Located twenty miles north of Myrtle, this stretch of beach has kayak-friendly surf. 
Attraction type: Beach 

The Wizard, Myrtle Beach 
Recommended golf course has an intriguing landscape of hills, peaks, and berms. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Fanta-Sea Wheels, Myrtle Beach 
A roller skating rink ringed with seven aquariums. 
Attraction type: Aquarium; Arena/stadium/field 

Garden City Pavilion Arcade, Myrtle Beach 
Gaming arcade on Myrtle Beach designed in art deco. 
Attraction type: Game/entertainment center 

Legends Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
Fifty-four holes of world-class golf on three 18-hole "legendary" courses: Heathland, Moorland and Parkland. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

The Children's Museum of South Carolina, Myrtle Beach 
Interactive exhibits and programs where visitors can touch, explore, and play while learning about their world. 
Attraction type: Children's museum 

Heron Point Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
Public 18-hole course is a Willard Byrd design featuring plenty of water, bunkers and narrow fairways that challenges even the most serious of golfers. 
Attraction type: Golf course 

Myrtle Beach Factory Stores, Myrtle Beach 
An upscale outlet mall with outside entrances to all stores. 
Attraction type: Factory outlet 

Waccamaw Factory Shoppes, Myrtle Beach 
An outlet mall offering stores found in traditional malls. 
Attraction type: Factory outlet 

Heritage Golf Club, Myrtle Beach 
Attraction type: Golf course 

St. James Plantation Golf, Myrtle Beach
Home of three award-winning golf courses: The Gauntlet, The Members Club and The Players Club.
 

OCEAN CITY

7th Street, Ocean City
Attraction type: Beach 

59th St. Pier, Ocean City 
Attraction type: Beach 

Snicklefritz Reef, Ocean City 
Scenic beach on the New Jersey shore popular with surfers. 
Attraction type: Beach 

Sherman Ave., Ocean City 
Attraction type: Beach 

The Wedge, Ocean City 
Attraction type: Beach 

Ghost Tour of Ocean City, Ocean City 
Candlelight walking tour around Ocean City's historic town center features scary tales of the unknown and local folklore. 
Attraction type: Tour

NAVARRE BEACH

Nature Walk, Navarre 
Waterfront boardwalk stretching a mile past playgrounds, picnic areas, a fishpond and the Butterfly House. 
Attraction type: Scenic/historic walking area

3340 South Atlantic Ave.
Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
(386) 527-8492