Seaglass Tower 1400 North Ocean Boulevard Myrtle Beach South Carolina, 29577 866-966-3043 HOTEL INFO | RATES | MAP | PICTURES Condo style units in 19 stories on the beach with full kitchens. Located directly on the beach in downtown Myrtle Beach just a few blocks north of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, and minutes from Broadway at the Beach and the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Freshly updated accommodations feature fully equipped kitchens with dishwasher and microwave, comfortable beds and whirlpool baths. …see more details at Myrtle Beach Hotels Directory… [caption id="attachment_364" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Sea Glass Tower en...

The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk will be the hotspot for Myrtle Beach St. Patrick's Day 2012 festivities. The city has a full day of activities planned, including live concerts and the Boardwalk merchants plenty of Irish themed food. It all happens on Saturday, March 17, starting at noon. Admission to the all the fun and festivities is free. Ocean Boulevard will be closed off from the old Myrtle Beach Pavilion site to 10th Avenue North. Parking will be available East of Highway 17 Business in street parking spaces, private lots and the Pavilion parking garage (the corner of Kings Highway and 8th Avenue North). 2 concert stages will be set up and the musi...

It's quite possible that the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk could grow an extra 425 feet this year. The boardwalk currently ends at 14th Avenue North, but with the extension, would now end at 16th Avenue North. Not all details have been worked out, but the developer of a new Mexican restaurant called Banditos will pay to have the boardwalk extended to run past his restaurant. The city is hard at work demolishing several closed down hotels in order to make way for the new business. The developer hopes the new Banditos restaurant is ready for business by May 1st. The boardwalk opened in May 2010 to help revitalize and draw visitors to the the downtown beachfro...

Below is an email received from a Myrtle Beach Skywheel rider detailing her Skywheel experience on a recent trip to Myrtle Beach: IMAGINE -- o viewing a pristine beach that stretches north and south, as far as the eye can see, sparkling in the warmth of the afternoon autumn sun. o noticing how the expanse of sand frames this portion of the western border of the Atlantic Ocean, with its gray-blue waters extending east to the distant horizon. o watching seabirds swooping down and scurrying along the water’s edge, where unending gentle waves taste the salty shoreline, providing morsels of sea life for a post-lunchtime snack. o pivoting right, then left, sm...