One of the best ways to see the beach without actually setting foot on it, is to explore the boardwalk.
This gigantic observation wheel that stands unmissable in the cityscape has 42 glass-enclosed gondolas that can seat up to six people.
This is a 312-acre preserve that features the beach, a maritime forest untouched by human development, as well as modern conveniences.
This has to be one of the top things to do in Myrtle Beach for those that love the outdoors without getting wet.
There are outdoor seating areas, water views, and a place to be for seafood, drinks, and relaxed southern fun.