Georgetown County Chamber Of Commerce & Visitor's Center
Myrtle Beach & The Grand Strand
Come, explore our pristine beaches, picturesque waterways and marshes, fascinating marine wildlife, world-class golfing, historic places & museums, intimate dining, quaint shops and memorable family activities.
Georgetown County remains a quiet oasis of natural beauty, preserved history and an easy, relaxed way of life.
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Dieter Co. Vacation Rentals & Sales
Pawleys Island
Coast
Oceanfront, off-ocean, marsh and saltwater creek views for your vacation rentals in Pawleys Island and Litchfield Beach. 290+ homes and condos available for weekend and weekly vacations, monthly stays or long-term leases. Our family has been helping with... Read More
The Oceanfront Litchfield Inn
Pawleys Island
Coast
The Oceanfront Litchfield Inn is located on the south-end of the Grand Strand, directly oceanfront. We are centrally located between Myrtle Beach and Charleston, SC. Our property features a multitude of room types. We have two pools, two... Read More
Strollin' on the Sampit Walking Tours
Georgetown
Coast
Take a stroll along the Sampit River and the Historic District of beautiful downtown Georgetown, SC with Georgetown native and published historian, Debby Summey. The one-hour tour begins at Harvest Moon Ice Cream Shop, 801 Front St. Read More
Bistro 217
Pawleys Island
Coast
Located in the heart of Pawleys Island, South Carolina and close to Myrtle Beach, Bistro 217 offers an array of fine dining choices of seafood, steaks and pasta. Top your evening and meal off with an assortment of specialty desserts. Read More
Tour de Plantersville
Georgetown
Coast
A 10, 25 and 40 mile bike ride on the Plantersville Scenic Byway - done at your leisure through beautiful historical natural settings. The area offers numerous plantations, Civil War artifacts and rich natural foliage. The Tour de Plantersville starts... Read More
Pawleys Island
Pawleys Island
Coast
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