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.
Georgetown, SC 29440 (843) 843-5468
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Legends In Concert
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Coast
Legends in Concert is known as the world's greatest celebrity tribute show. With tributes from Madonna, Michael Jackson, Blues Brothers, Bruce Springsteen and Prince to Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Taylor Swift, The Temptations and Elvis Presley.... Read More
Hopsewee Plantation
Georgetown
Coast
Birthplace of Thomas Lynch Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence, this Lowcountry plantation was built in 1740. Though privately owned, the house is open from the attic to the cellar and is furnished in 18th- and 19th-century antiques. The... Read More
Tupelo Bay Executive Golf Course
Garden City
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The Executive Course at Tupelo Bay features par 3's and par 4's ranging from 260 yards to 313 yards, adding up to an extremely challenging par 58 layout. The course is popular with golfers of all ages and abilities. It is ideal for the beginner... Read More
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
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Mountains
Come discover the Earth! See Clemson's oldest tiger, Smilodon, the ferocious saber-toothed cat that once roamed this state. Our Fluorescent Mineral Room houses one of the region's largest displays of fluorescent (glowing) minerals - the light show is... Read More
Patriots Farm
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Coast
Strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelons, tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers and ornamental flowers available. Open April through July. Read More
Alfresco Georgetown Bistro
Georgetown
Coast
Their 'lil' Bistro is cozy, quaint and with old world feel. Chef Romilio "Eddy" Chacon and Sous Chef Lisa (his wife) put out some of the best food you'll ever eat. After years of cooking in his own restaurant in New Jersey, he settled in Georgetown to... Read More
