Things to Do in Myrtle Beach in March 2023

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.

Taking a trolley tour is a great way to explore and learn about this wonderful city and the Myrtle Beach area. A trolley tour gets you insights into pirates, ghosts, and historic families. You can also take a fascinating journey through the Murrells Inlet and explore historical sites and the spookier. Your tour starts by boarding a climate-controlled, closed, and immaculately kept trolley bus. You can take a trip back along the coastal hotspot taking you back into the past. Every location you visit on the trolley shares some history. Stops at the Hammock Village shop give you a 20-minute break to explore the Hammock water studios and meet local artists. Another 5-minute stop at Murrells Inlet gives you a perfect opportunity to takes photos. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of the huge pirates’ history and thrilling events. Once you finish your tour, you can check local markets and try local eateries. There are also boutiques where you can relax and have leisure moments.

The Simpsons are widely considered by many to be the greatest cartoon in American history, as it became a cultural phenomenon going back to the 1990s with the popularity it garnered. With that being said, for those who are avid fans of The Simpsons TV show, especially for those who live around South Carolina, the Vacations Made Easy brand is promoting a family-oriented tour called "The Simpsons in 4D." As this venue is located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, "The Simpsons in 4D" is appropriate for people of all ages, as this is a perfect activity to do as a family. This tour is expected to happen this March, which is why families should take this opportunity to go on this Simpsons-related tour to see some interesting spots like the Kwik-E-Mart, similar to the one on the actual Simpsons show. For more information on "The Simpsons in 4D" tour and more event venues that Vacations Made Easy has to offer, visit its official website to do just that.

Bird watching across a broad range of habitats can be rewarding if the birds you see match your interest. March, we’ll focus on bird watching and exploring the saltwater marshes. Some of the most beautiful places in the world are found on the shores of the Pacific. The salt marshes of the west coast are home to hundreds of species of birds, many of which are migratory. Many species of birds can be found in the wetlands year-round, but the numbers boom in the early fall when they’re looking for a safe place to lay their eggs. A salt marsh is an estuarine wetland containing, on average, between 30 and 60 percent water composed of chloride, sodium, and potassium. The word “marsh” is often used interchangeably with “estuary,” but there’s a big difference. While an estuary typically has a saltwater feel, salt marshes do not have water flowing directly from the earth. Instead, they are made up of ponds, lakes, and brackish (salty) marshes.

Early Myrtle Beach and The wars years Trolley tour has return during the month of March in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Get immerse in the amazing story of World War II and the history behind Myrtle Beach survival during this war. This two hour tour will take you all over Myrtle Beach. The Trolley is the best way to go if you are looking gor a climate controlled fully enclosed atmosphere. Myrtle Beach history will blow your mind, World War II is a historical event you will never be forgotten, the story behind this place is amazing. Get your tickets now and enjoy a 2 hour ride with Myrtle Beach and The war Years Trolley Tour, it is worth every minute of your time. Plus you get to spend some time with family and friends learning more about Myrtle Beach history, all of this just in one tour, all ages are welcome during the month of March.