Myrtle Beach is the central headquarter for food, fun and entertainment in Grand Strand. Broadway at the beach, Wave water park, Amusement park, Hardrock park, 3D Theatre, Children's museum and Ripley's Aquarium are closed to each other in location . Visitors need at least two whole days to experience all.
The Broadway designed as a fishing village is an enticing place with lots of activities, fun and festive, with fine restaurants, exciting attractions and dynamic shopping.
Beautiful pictures appears at every corners where buildings and water react and echo to each other harmoniously.
A wonderful environment for either juniors or seniors, shopping, dinning, playing or relaxing.....
Hardrock in pyramid set up a perfect background at Celebrity square for photographers.
Each restaurant is a piece of architectural design. You might not be interested in its food but certainly will be attracted by its outstanding look.
Amusement park.
Its fun for children to have picnic at the broad walkway under blue sky, warm sun and its fun for adults too, to have amusing picture in Tiki Jim's .
Feeding wild ducks is way of relaxation and kind of amusement as well.
Ripley's Aquarium rated No. 1 in the southeast is South Carolina most visited attraction.
Feeding hour attracts all's attention, fish: big or small and human: children or adults.
A school of Yellow tailed
A close watch to fleet of sharks and sting-ray.
The most interesting part of the Aquarium. We are in the world of undersea. All kinds of water creatures includes shark are so close to us
King crabs, Fugu and sea-eel. Fugu also named as blow-fish or globe-fish as it is able to inflate itself. Though liver and roe are very poison, it still attract people especially Japanese to make dish or sushi out of its' fine and tasty fresh.
As from Amazon, a school of piranha, the horrible meat eater. Unlike fugu, they eat people .
Beautiful coral.
Attractive sea horses, jelly fish and sea anemones.
These are all poisonous creatures, colorful jelly fish, sea anemones, and the rare striking blue frog of the world.
Teacher was patiently explaining to her young students about the octopus, jelly fish and sea anemones.
Young children enjoyed petting and communicating with pool of sting-ray.
Hardrock in pyramid setting in the midst of palmetto trees is an outstanding landmark of The Broadway.
Museum of Repley's Believe It or Not and a colorful unique specialty shops at a corner of the street.
Ripley's Moving Theatre, Haunted Adventure and Mirror Maze along the same main streets that are beautifully landscaped with palmetto trees and native flora with wrought iron lampposts.
The Egyptian ancient wall drawing and World of Illusion at Ridley's Believe It Or Not Museum and how luminous light beautifully reflect on my shoes.
Interesting things in Ripley's Museum: Rhinoceros made from unwanted metal sheets from cars, man made from all recycled bottles and the tallest man ever recorded.
Sticky fingers are grilled ribs in various sauces and is one of the famous local delicacies at Mytle Beach.
Mytle Beach is a green resort where lines of palmetto trees are planted everywhere and there is a withers preserve center in the forested area.
Some of the luxurious home at Mytle Beach country side.
Beautiful resort homes along the river bank of Little River.
Crab Catches on the water front at Little River, is an unique local restaurant, offering great view of the intra-coastal waterway while dining. Its outside deck contributes a very clear view of boats coming and going on the waterway.
Services are also available for those who are interested to experience the catches with the boat captain, from the river to Atlantic Ocean for a day or half a day.
Little River is the waterfront of this historic fishing village.
The menu of Crab Catches includes fresh catch of the day and home-cooked traditional in their southern way. Seafood are very very fresh and people are very very friendly.kkkkkk
Another view of the cozy fishing village and its church cemetery at town site.
Both sides along miles and miles long coastal highway of North Carolina were carpeted with meadow of wild little flowers, like a sea of yellow, comforting the tired long distant drivers and travelers .
Welcomed home by West Virginia with its beautiful sun-set at 8.30 p.m.
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