The Massive Gift Shop In South Carolina That Takes Nearly All Day To Explore
By AnneMarie|Updated on November 18, 2023(Originally published November 18, 2022)
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South Carolina has been home for AnneMarie since 2001. Her favorite part of the state is Lake Jocassee. An App State alumna, it's always the mountains; the lake bonus makes it heavenly. When not writing about the state, she may be spending time with family, relaxing by the pool, or out somewhere enjoying nature.
About 13 miles south of Myrtle Beach is Murrells Inlet, a community that was once primarily a fishing village and has since developed into a tourist and retirement location. Probably best known for its MarshWalk, a half-mile-long boardwalk overlooking a salt marsh, it’s a nature lover’s paradise. Just a few steps down and across Highway 17 sits one of the best gift shops in South Carolina that is so massive, you will want to have plenty of time to explore everything inside. It’s just one of many fun things to do in Murrells Inlet.
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Things To Do In Murrells Inlet & Related Info
AnneMarie|November 17, 2023
What are the local favorite restaurants in South Carolina?
Some local favorite restaurants in South Carolina, and in particular, Murrells Inlet, include:
Lee’s Inlet Kitchen – Open since 1948 and still operated by the same family, this charming eatery is loaded with local history and delicious eats.
The Inlet Crab House & Raw Bar – Enjoy fresh seafood, steak, chicken, and ribs as well as daily lunch specials.
Drunken Jack’s – Located along the MarshWalk, you’ll find local craft beers to have with fresh seafood or a steak.
Graham’s Landing – Waterside dining with a rustic atmosphere and specialties including fresh local seafood, certified Angus steaks, slow-roasted hickory smoked prime rib, pork roast, and more.
What are the best little known attractions in South Carolina?
McLeod Plantation in Charleston – With some of the other plantations getting more attention, this one gets overlooked.
Trinity Episcopal Church in Abbeville – Believe it or not, Charleston doesn’t have a monopoly on gorgeous historic churches!
Walterboro Great Swamp Sanctuary – The town of Walterboro is really under-appreciated, and this swamp sanctuary is such a beautiful spot to visit.
Highway 21 Drive-In in Beaufort – Take a step back in time at this long-running drive-in movie spot where you can watch two movies for the price of one!