Reserve your spot today to enjoy a memorable boat ride on your next visit to Myrtle Beach.

Frequent visitors to the Grand Strand find themselves voyaging on Myrtle Beach cruises year after year, and many agree that these outings are highlights of their trip. Or, chase a different kind of thrill on a casino cruise that sails just far enough from shore to allow for exciting, Vegas-style gaming. Paddle your way on the Waccamaw River to a private oasis to get an up-close look at the local wildlife or spend the night on a secluded island after your tour. Myrtle Beach boat rides are a dream for adventure-seekers too. Thanks to expert guides and majestic vessels, boat tours in Myrtle Beach are relaxing rides with unforgettable scenery: Observe a pod of dolphins or sea turtles swimming by or just enjoy the late-day sunlight against the horizon. With the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Intracoastal Waterway to the west, there is no shortage of places to cruise. Guests will appreciate free perks like on-the-go breakfast and WiFi in public areas. Little River is known as the oldest and one of the most unique towns along the Grand. An outdoor pool, free self parking, and laundry facilities are featured at this motel. Aboard this floating casino, guests can try their luck at various games while enjoying breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The casino contains hundreds of video poker and slot machines.

Hop on a Myrtle Beach boat tour to see the sights from the water and take in a new experience. The Big M Casino, a luxurious gambling boat, takes visitors on exciting voyages filled with gaming, dining, and entertainment. The 340 million casino plans to open on Jan.

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