Top 10 adventure things to do in Myrtle Beach

1. Banana boat ride in Myrtle Beach

Enjoy a thrilling banana boat ride on the ocean — no experience needed, safe for all ages, perfect for families and groups looking for fun.

2. Shark fishing trip in Murrells Inlet, SC

Four hours, nearshore fishing trip targeting Atlantic Sharpnose Sharks just 3–5 miles from shore, with all gear supplied by experienced crew.

3. Mid-day deep sea fishing trip in Myrtle Beach

Five hours at sea on a spacious vessel — catch black sea bass, flounder, and small sharks with provided gear and licenses.

“Every dollar spent was worthwhile. The crew was extremely knowledgeable and helpful throughout the experience. The ride was fantastic! A big thank you to the entire crew.”— Jared_K

4. Segway tour in North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex

Two hours on a Segway across 6–8 miles of trails, offering a mix of surfaces and guided training for all skill levels.

“We had a fantastic time on our second tour with Bob, who did an outstanding job.”— websterd2026

5. Waccamaw River wildlife and nature boat tour

Two hours by boat through cypress-lined waters, spotting wildlife including osprey, herons, and alligators in a quiet National Wildlife Refuge.

“This experience was both informative and enjoyable. We spotted multiple alligators lounging in the river, numerous ospreys, many of which were nesting, and a great number of turtles. The views from the boat were stunning.”— amydH4073ZC

6. Kayak tour of the salt marsh at North Myrtle Beach

Two-hour guided kayak tour through North Myrtle Beach's salt marsh, with opportunities to view and interact with local wildlife and collect seashells.

“This experience was fantastic for novice kayakers like us. Wyatt was exceptional, and we had a great time on our tour.”— Erin_S

7. River tubing and kayaking on Waccamaw River

Three-hour reservation window for river tubing or kayaking—25 to 45 minutes per trip, plus access to yard games and amenities at the Outpost.

“We had a wonderful time on this experience. My husband and our 4-year-old daughter joined me for some kayaking, which was peaceful and enjoyable. Our daughter thoroughly enjoyed being in a double kayak with her dad. This self-guided tour allowed us to paddle up the river for about an hour, and when we felt tired, we floated back down.”— SuBonometti

8. Dolphin and marine life cruise from Crazy Sister Marina

Ninety-minute family cruise from Crazy Sister Marina, spotting dolphins and exploring local marine life with a live touch tank on board.

“Experiencing the sea and feeling the powerful waves is a truly wonderful sensation; it's simply the best.”— julitza_s

9. Four-hour deep sea fishing trip aboard the Navigator from Myrtle Beach

Four hours of bottom fishing — spacious boat, limited to 40 passengers, targeting Carolina coast species with guidance for all skill levels.

“Captain Jordan and first mate Jonah were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about where to find fish. Everyone on the boat ended up catching something. They even filleted the fish for us afterward.”— Jeanenne_W

10. Sunset cruise on Murrells Inlet

One hour on comfortable seating — a scenic cruise through Murrells Inlet with views of the sunset and local wildlife. Snacks and drinks available for purchase.