Things to Do in Myrtle Beach in March 2021

The summers can be very hot and uncomfortable around the Myrtle Beach area. Be sure to catch the Myrtle Beach Dolphin Sightseeing Cruise during your next March visit. This cruise allows visitors to escape the summer heat but still enjoy some of the most breathtaking views around the Myrtle Beach area. Passengers are taken on a 2.5-hour tour where they are able to explore the Atlantic Ocean waters and all the beauty it is home too. Visitors are encouraged to relax, decompress, and enjoy some of the most unique dolphin viewing there is to offer. Every trip out is guaranteed to spot dolphins or passengers will receive tickets for another cruise. Plus, no two cruises are ever the same. Therefore, it does not matter if guests have enjoyed a water tour before because each and every boat that takes off is a new opportunity to spot new and exciting sights.

Embark on a journey to the original era of soul, as you and your friends or that special love of your life take a special getaway to pay homage to the most legendary artist of the Motor City’s Motown Family. While enjoying a romantic getaway on along the Atlantic Coast of South Carolina, enjoy bringing in the Season of Spring on the beautiful, pristine Myrtle Beach while enjoying the unique sounds of old-school Rhythm and Blues that only Motown can bring. From the legendary Smokie Robinson, Diana Ross and the Supremes, the smooth sounds of the Temptations and more enjoy singing along, dancing in a theatrical setting right along the Intercostal Waterway. Plan your getaway in March where the weather is perfect for lounging on the beach and visiting all of the many southern tourist attractions only in South Carolina. From their beautiful beaches, campgrounds, The Ripley’s Aquarium, and the Family Kingdom Amusement Park, come and enjoy the experience of the southern culture of South Carolina, while embarking on the ultimate Motown experience during the Motor City Musical’s Tribute To Motown.

During March and Easter time, many tourists take a trip to lovely Myrtle Beach. Particularly during easter when there are not so many tourists, hotel prices are cheaper and the weather, though a little nippy at night requiring a jacket, is perfect. Perfect for what? To visit the famous Polynesian Luau & Fire Dinner Show at St John's Inn. Created by native American Samoans, many people who've been say this is the finest Polynesian style Lua they've ever attended. After a delicious dinner, mostly of barbequed pork, chicken, and fruit, the show begins and what a show. There are warrior chants, dancing, knife-throwing, and truly spectacular fire dancing. There are also beautiful native Polynesian dancers and live Polynesian music. What really makes the show however is the audience participation. One guest may get into the knife-throwing act, other guests are encouraged to sing along to the live Polynesian tunes. Though the show is professional from start to finish, this troupe knows how to laugh and put the audience in a good mood, and most people love the show. And March is a great time to go because there are a limited amount of tourists.