South Carolina and its Myrtle Beach are some of the best spring break destinations out there. Though it's more tucked away than places like Miami or the Caribbean, it's still quite busy each year! If you are looking for great ocean views, beaches, or golfing, Myrtle Beach features that all. You may find here many great boardwalk tourist shops along Myrtle Beach, and some great restaurants as well.

Spring break vacations in Myrtle Beach average from about $400 dollars to $700 dollars per person for 5 nights and 6 days. The cost actually depends on if you are flying/driving and in what hotel you are going to stay. Try a beach front hotel if you can afford it, because the sceneries are phenomenal.

The majority of the activities at Myrtle Beach during your spring break will revolve around the ocean. But the water will probably be still chilly. You may swim, of course, but there are also other ocean activities to do here on your spring break. On the beach stretches you may rent "big wheels" style beach bikes- for adults and children. Most hotels also provide Beach side Bars for the adults, so you get your drink on as well.

You may get on the boardwalk in Myrtle Beach, called Barefoot Landing, that offers many tourist shopping locations. There are plenty of cute t-shirts here, little gifts, and even get a henna-temporary tattoo done. Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show, Ripley's Aquarium, and The Carolina Opry are also located Myrtle Beach.

There are great discount hotels near Myrtle Beach that offer ocean views. They may provide an indoor and outdoor pool (although you'll have the entire ocean at your disposal). Here you may also find a "Condo" style hotel- so your room may include a kitchen and one or more bedrooms. The costs may start from about $80 per night and depends on your room type, day of the week, and how early you book. There are also many great restaurants at Myrtle Beach.

You’ll absolutely have a great time, if you visit Myrtle Beach for your spring break. You'll have an opportunity to swim in the ocean, shop, and dine- all for a lot less then you'd spend in Miami or the Caribbean!