This exceptional entertainment complex has lots of exciting attractions, family-friendly amusements, plenty of shops and a fantastic choice of restaurants.
Broadway at the Beach is an exciting entertainment emporium encircling the lovely Lake Broadway in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Drawing millions of visitors every year, this expansive complex is home to the best shops, restaurants, amusements and attractions along the Grand Strand. With a wealth of entertainment options including aquariums, mazes, an IMAX cinema, helicopter rides and go-karting, this popular destination guarantees fun for all the family and is the perfect place to retreat in hail, rain or shine.
The complex is divided into themed areas, each with their own shops, eateries and attractions. Shopaholics will be in their element at Heroes Harbour. Treat yourself to a unique gift in one of the souvenir shops or splurge on something special in one of the pretty boutiques.
Enter an enchanting world filled with goblins, dragons and wizards at the fantastic MagiQuest. Solve riddles, collect ancient runes and see who can beat the clock in this live-action role-playing adventure. Afterwards, treat yourself to some coffee and ice-cream at any one of the cafés that are dotted throughout Caribbean Village.
Follow this with a trip to the award-winning Ripley's Aquarium. See four-eyed fish, poison dart frogs, stealthy sharks and ferocious moray eels. Children of all ages will get a thrill from holding horseshoe crabs and petting the sleek stingrays.
With a great selection of restaurants within easy reach of all the attractions, you won’t have to look far to refuel. From the Hard Rock Café to King Kong’s Sushi, there is something here to tempt all palates.
Visitors will be spoilt for choice with the range of evening entertainment available at Celebrity Square. Catch a show at the Comedy Club or dance the night away in Club Boca. With so much to do, and located only a short drive east from the centre of Myrtle Beach, this is a must-visit spot for anyone travelling through South Carolina.
