Myrtle Beach Shopping: Find Surprising Deals & Local Treasures

Rainy day, sunny day, really any day is a great one for shopping in the Grand Strand. While locals typically try to stay out of tourists’ way, one of my favorite ways to spend a day is going store to store is Broadway at the Beach. Why this Myrtle Beach shopping spot? The variety! Surf shops to sugar shacks, they’ve got everything and still some.

If you’re looking for something darling, less sunny, or more mainstream, we’ve got you covered too. There are lots of choices in the area. This is your guide to Myrtle Beach shopping from mall classics to cute local shops.

Broadway at the Beach


Photo: Carl Dunn via Flickr

The new Broadway at the Beach is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Grand Strand. Boasting entertainment such as Ripley’s Aquarium, WonderWorks, Hard Rock Cafe, amusement rides, and the nightclubs of Celebrity Square, Broadway is an entire mile of shopping and dining!

In it, you’ll find classics like Build-A-Bear Workshop, Yankee Candle, and Victoria’s Secret. There’s also quirky local spots like the Pepper Palace, which is dedicated to hot sauce, or The Cat Emporium, for kitty-lovers. Hang around for weekly fireworks on Tuesday nights!

What you need to know
broadwayatthebeach.com
Address: 1325 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC

Hammock Shops Village

Hammock Village Shops Pawley's Island: Shopping Myrtle Beach
Photo: The Hammock Shops

If you’re looking for Myrtle Beach shopping that’s both quiet and quaint, take a day away from the beach and hit the Hammock Shops Village in Pawleys Island. Just south of Myrtle Beach, The Original Hammock Shop is filled with stores built in an elegant southern, Victorian style.

Take a breather under the shade of the trees and walk from shop to shop, enjoying the unique local treasures that each has offer. They’ve got everything from speciality olive oil, to fine jewelry, southern souvenirs, and crafts. Oh, and true to its namesake you can watch hammock weaving at the Hammock Weavers Pavilion.

What you need to know
thehammockshops.com
Address: 10880 Ocean Hwy, Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Tanger Outlets


Photo: Tanger Outlets

Bargain hunters, this one’s for you! With two locations, Tanger Outlets has a lovely mix of high-end and everyday brands at great prices.

The bigger of the two is located on Highway 17 just sound of Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach. The other is located just west of the Myrtle Beach Speedway on Highway 501 . Both centers have tons of shopping and dining options.

What you need to know
tangeroutlet.com/kings-road
Address: 10835 Kings Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

tangeroutlet.com/factory-stores
Address: 4635 Factory Stores Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

Barefoot Landing


Photo: Barefoot Landing

Outdoor, breezy, a fun variety of shops – what more would you need? Barefoot Landing is an open-air shopping center in North Myrtle Beach, much like Broadway at the Beach, but with its own resident (large!) alligator.

The little ones will love a ride around the carousel, stop by the TrickMaster Magic Shop to learn a new trick or two, or marvel at the Monday night fireworks. When you need a break, grab a bite to eat at one of Barefoot’s 14 restaurants.

What you need to know
bflanding.com
Address: 4898 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

The Mall Scene

Coastal Grand Mall: Myrtle Beach Shopping
Photo: Coastal Grand Mall | Greg Butler

When you’re in the mood for a good, old-fashioned mall, the Grand Strand has three - all on Highway 17.

1. Coastal Grand Mall is anchored by southern favorites like Belk and Dillard's, as well as JCPenney and Sears. In the center is an awesome food court and movie theater.

Address: 2000 Coastal Grand Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

2. Inlet Square Mall may have less stores than Coastal Grand Mall, but it does have the area’s newest movie theater and bowling alley! There’s also a cool Kids’ Club with frequent events.

Address: 10125 Highway 17 Bypass, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576

3. Myrtle Beach Mall is home to Bass Pro Shop, which is a destination on its own with a giant fish tank and kid-friendly activities. Kids can also marvel at the trains in the large display run by the Grand Strand Model Railroad Club, just a few stores down. JCPenney and Belk mix with an eclectic selection of stores, a movie theater, and the Carolina Improv Company. During the holiday season, this Myrtle Beach shopping mall has its own indoor ice skating rink.

Address: 10177 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572


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Photo: Long Bay Resort

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About Melissa Byers

Melissa Byers, founder of MyrtleBeachforFamilies.com and a regular contributor to the BabyCenter Blog, has been a writer and editorial professional for the last ten years. She and her husband are longtime Myrtle Beach residents and raising two little surfer girls there. Committed to wearing flip-flops as often as possible, she enjoys the smell of salty air and staring blankly at the ocean.