North Myrtle Beach Shopping

Barefoot Landing – 4898 Highway 17 South, Windy Hill Section, North Myrtle Beach, SC.Miles of boardwalk surround a beautiful 27-acre lake and is lined with shops, boutiques, restaurants, and specialty stores. Barefoot Landing is home to Barefoot General Store, Tango Bay Clothing, Wee R. Sweetz, University of Rock & Roll and the world’s largest surf shop, Ron Jon’s, to name just a few. Join us for an extravaganza of fireworks each Monday and Saturday night, 10:15 p.m. during season or take in a show at the Alabama Theatre, The House of Blues or dine in one of the many fine restaurants. The Welcome & Reception Center offers stroller rentals and complimentary wheelchair service. 800-272-2320

Myrtle Beach Mall – 10177 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC. Located in the prestigious section of Briarcliffe Acres, Myrtle Beach Mall is the home of Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, where all your fishing, hunting, camping and boating needs can be found under one roof. Next door, the Islamorada Fish Company Restaurant features a 2500 gallon saltwater fish tank and see through fireplace and an extensive menu with sushi, wild game dishes and more.The mall also features a 10-screen movie theatre, department stores such as Belk and JC Penney and many specialty shops and boutiques. 843-272-4040 www.shopmyrtlebeachmall.com

Tanger Outlet – 10835 Kings Road at the intersection of Highway 17 and Highway 22, Myrtle Beach, SC. This outlet complex is 400,000 square feet of shopper’s paradise, featuring Coldwater Creek, Liz Claiborne, Old Navy, Nags Head Hammocks and much more.Spend the day strolling through the many shops and stores and save when you buy direct from the manufacturer! 866-838-9830 www.tangeroutlet.com/myrtlebeach17

Hope Taylor & Company – 312 Main Street, Ocean Drive Section, North Myrtle Beach, SC.This quality one of a kind boutique, located on Main Street in the world famous Ocean Drive Section offers a wide variety of gifts, clothing, jewelry and home décor. Make the time to stop by while visiting North Myrtle Beach and you won’t be disappointed.843-281-9650 www.hopetaylorandcompany.com

Callahan’s of Calabash – Highway 179, Calabash, NC. Located in the heart of this beautiful fishing village, plan to spend the day strolling through the numerous aisles of nautical merchandise, gifts, jewelry, and home accessories. Inside, The Pea Landing Mercantile abounds with gourmet foods, linens, ceramics and garden accessories and don’t forget to stop in at Callahan’s Fudge Company, with homemade candies, salt water taffy and 40 delicious flavors of fudge. Callahan’s is open daily for your shopping pleasures. 800-344-3816 www.callahansgifts.com

Broadway At The Beach – Highway 17 Bypass, between 21st & 29th Avenues North, Myrtle Beach, SC.Home of Ripley’s Aquarium, I-Max 3D Theatre and a 16 screen movie complex, no visit to the area is complete without a stroll through this 350 acres of shopping paradise. Stop in at Jimmy Buffet’s Margarittavile for lunch or dinner, club hop through Celebrity Square and shop to your heart’s content, all around a beautiful lake complete with paddle boats. 800-386-4662

Coastal Grand Mall – 200 Coastal Grand Circle (Highway 17 Bypass), Myrtle Beach, SC. Myrtle Beach’s newest mall, Coastal Grand is home to Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Belk, JC Penney, Dillards and Sears along with specialty boutiques and shops, a 14 screen theatre and Books A Million. Restaurants such as Abuelo’s, Sticky Fingers, Red Lobster and Red Robin, just to name a few, call Coastal Grand home as well. 843-448-5533 www.coastalgrand.com

Market Commons - 4017 DeVille Street, Former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, Myrtle Beach, SC. A place where you can experience exceptional shopping, dining or just browsing in a beautifully-designed village setting. From some of the nation’s most celebrated names in retail to ice cream and pizza for the kids, and from one-of-a-kind restaurants to the most comfortable movie theater at the beach, The Market Common is always worth your time. 843-839-3500