Murrells Inlet is one of the best fishing spots on the South Carolina coast: a tidal estuary of marsh creeks and oyster beds, protected by rock jetties where it meets the ocean. You can catch redfish, flounder, speckled trout, black drum, and sheepshead year-round, with spring and fall the best seasons overall. You don’t need… Read more: Fishing in Murrells Inlet: Jetties, Piers, Inshore Spots, and Charters
The best seafood restaurants in Murrells Inlet are family places that have been frying, broiling, and steaming the local catch for decades: Lee’s Inlet Kitchen since 1948, Nance’s Creekfront since 1967, plus the Hot Fish Club and Russell’s on the creek. Most of them sit along Business 17, a few minutes’ drive from the MarshWalk.… Read more: Best Seafood Restaurants in Murrells Inlet, SC
The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk is a half-mile wooden boardwalk along a saltwater marsh, lined with eight waterfront restaurants, live music most nights, and events all year. It’s free to walk, open to everyone, and the heart of what locals call the Seafood Capital of South Carolina. If you live at Sunnyside Village, it’s also a… Read more: The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk: A Local’s Guide to Restaurants, Parking, and Events
Sunnyside Village sits minutes from three of the most celebrated public golf courses in South Carolina: TPC Myrtle Beach in Murrells Inlet, and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue about 10 minutes south on Highway 17. Golf Digest counts 38 courses within 15 miles of Murrells Inlet, and there are 84 within an… Read more: Golf Near Murrells Inlet: The Closest Courses to Sunnyside Village