Not sure what to do for New Year’s Eve in Myrtle Beach?  We’ve put together a quick list of things to do and fireworks to see.  Times listed are approximate and are subject to change. Please feel free to click on the links we’ve provided if you need to contact a specific establishment directly.  We wish all of you a safe and healthy New Year!!

New Year’s Eve 2010 Fireworks Display in Myrtle Beach

• 8:00 PM @ Celebrity Square - Broadway at the Beach – 1322 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
• 6:00 PM @ Barefoot Landing – 4898 Hwy 17 South, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Things to Do in Myrtle Beach for New Year’s Eve 2010

• Hard Rock Cafe New Year’s Eve Bash – 9:00 PM –   (Tickets are $22.30 + tax)
• Margaritaville’s New Year’s Eve Party – 9:00 PM –  (Tickets are $10)
• North Beach Plantation NYE Gala – 9:00 PM –   (Tickets are $99 + tax. Price Includes dinner and Champagne toast)
• Comedy Cabana’s NYE Extravaganza – 7:30 PM  and 10:00 PM – (Tickets are $25 for the 7:30 pm  show or $40 for the 10:00 pm show)
• Grand Dunes New Year’s Eve Gala – 7:30 PM – Marina Inn At Grand Dunes –   (Tickets are $135 + tax. Price includes meal and open bar for the duration of the event)

We thought we’d have a little fun with this blog post. The beach is a fantastic place to lay out, wade in the water, and take funny photos of funny people. While these photos are not of Myrtle Beach, I wanted to take the time to point out to you things you might see on other beaches. So take a gander and keep in mind if you don’t want to see aging men’s tan lines, you might want to think about a Myrtle Beach vacation  rather than any other beach.

Beauty and the Beach – Just another day at the beach. Oh wait, gotta go home and put on my pants suit.

Headless Sunbather – This is one that can be recreated with your friends. I especially like this one because the sand sculptors did a fantastic job with the headless part. You can’t even see a trace of her head!

Child’s Play- I don’t know whether this is failure in parenting, or public school reading comprehension, but somewhere along the lines these little guys forgot to pay attention. By the way, how could this possibly be the funnest thing to do at the beach?

Photo Op Time! Ladies love the Chimps, and apparently Chimps love the ladies. Okay, we have to find this beach. If a chimp can land women like that, I might just stand a chance!

Coke Ran Out of Polar Bears - Remember to always stay hydrated on the beach! This little guy’s got the right idea.

Shark Attack!  Or… wait… at least he can’t come on shore….

Cue BayWatch Theme Music – With that cliff in the background, I’m pretty sure this is in or along the west coast somewhere. Duly noted.

Sand Trap- Just another day on the sand highway. Watch for flooded ‘roads.’

No Escape from Fun in the Sun! – This is where the kiddies go for “yard time”.

It Could Be Worse! – I don’t want to hear about Myrtle Beach being crowded ever again. You could be here! Although it is colorful from above…..

Yes, A Pig At the Beach – Hey, the sign said no DOGS allowed. It didn’t say anything about swine!

Expressions in the Sand – Some build sand castles. Others…. well, do this.

Don’t Make Me! I may be a lab, but that doesn’t mean I AUTOMATICALLY like water!

“MOM! You didn’t tell me there’d be WATER at the beach!” – Heed the warning, water may appear at the beach from time to time.

Thanks for looking! We hope you enjoyed them. This post was brought to you by CondoLux, a Myrtle Beach vacation rentals company with oceanfront condo rentals, beach homes, golf packages and real estate sales. Find CondoLux on Facebook for specials and deals on Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach accommodations.

There’s always time for rental time. Or so we always thought. The summer of 2010 was a record breaking year for the Grand Strand, with vacationers flocking to the beach by the tens of thousands. Three years ago, one couldn’t have imagined the influx that 2010 would bring to Myrtle Beach. Well if this summer is any indication of what is to come, then Myrtle Beach winter rentals are in for a wallop (which isn’t a bad thing at all). Although it may seem as if summer is still upon us, the harsh reality is: summer is over.

With the temperatures cooling off from moderate breezes and lower humidity levels, winter is the preferred season for many travelers looking for a warmer climate than their own, yet nothing extremely hot. Furthermore, winter prices for golf and accommodations are drastically lower than peak season prices while still maintaining very comfortable playing weather.

Myrtle Beach winter rentals from October to March are not only less expensive, but the excessive crowds aren’t present as well. Such an added relief knowing you won’t have hour and a half lines for dinner or traffic jams out the wazoo. However, one thing you will need to pre-book is your accommodations. While it is true that crowds levels are substantially less, pre-booking is necessary for a couple of significant reasons. For starters, pre-booking ensures that you obtain the best condo that suits you. Secondly, and perhaps most importantly, condo rental specials are offered now and not a week prior when you’d like to arrive. The comfort in securing the place you’d most like to vacation in as well as getting a discount; one would contend that it makes no sense in waiting a month or two to book, when the best deals can be had now.

Learn more about many other Myrtle Beach rentals on CondoLux.net.

City-Data.com- Are you curious about statistical information regarding Myrtle Beach? How about for just North Myrtle Beach? By utilizing City-Data.com, visitors can sort through a variety of sectors such as demographics, ancestries, as well as median home prices (for those who are looking for a more permanent vacation). City-Data.com provides users the information needed. The forums are VERY popular as well. Interaction between locals, vacationers, movers, shakers, and everything in between.

TheSunNews.com- The Sun News is our local newspaper. Serving the Grand Strand, The Sun News not only provides substantial local coverage of the day’s news but also offers contests and promotions for area attractions. Get the daily forecast, information regarding the Myrtle Beach Pelicans as well as any breaking news all at TheSunNews.com.

MyrtleBeachSCRestaurants.com- The crème de la crème of dining guides for the Grand Strand area, MBSCR is a great source for places to go, customer reviews as well as discounts, videos and much more.  You can also check out our Myrtle Beach restaurants page for some top restaurants as well.

NorthMyrtleBeachChamber.com- The chamber of commerce is a fantastic tool many often overlook. Everything from how to obtain a marriage license to dining & nightlife, the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce has you covered.

VisitMyrtleBeach.com- Another great chamber site, VisitMyrtleBeach.com encompasses a larger area, highlighting events, restaurants, and pretty much everything in between for the greater Myrtle Beach area.

So there you have it. A solid list of websites designed to ensure those within the Myrtle Beach area that they have the best vacation. While other vacationers spend wasted hours sifting through useless information about our area, isn’t it nice to have a solid reference guide? Of course, if you are looking for Myrtle Beach condo rentals, visit our Myrtle Beach CondoLux website and check out our featured Myrtle Beach resorts and condos blog.

Have you ever wondered where is the best place to park in North Myrtle Beach when you want quick access to the beach! With help from the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, we can show you how! View the list below.

Windy Hill

46th Ave S. – Handicapped Space, Portable Restrooms, Showers, Restrooms, Showers

39th Ave S. – Restrooms, Showers

Crescent Beach

27th Ave S. – 3 Handicapped Spaces, Portable Restrooms Showers

25th Ave S. – Handicapped Space, Showers

23rd Ave S. – Paved

21st Ave S. – Handicapped Space, Portable Restrooms, Showers

17th Ave S. – Portable Restrooms, Showers

16th Ave S. – Handicapped Space, Ramp

9th Ave S. – 2 Handicapped Spaces, Portable Restrooms, Showers

7th Ave S. – Unpaved

Ocean Drive

6th Ave S. – 2 Handicapped Spaces, Restrooms & Shower

3rd Ave S. – Portable Restrooms

2nd Ave S. – 2 Handicapped Spaces, Ramp, Showers

1st Ave S/Ocean Park 2 Handicapped Spaces, Restrooms, Showers

Main Street/Horseshoe – Showers

1st Ave N. – Paved

3rd Ave S. – Showers

4th Ave N. – Restroom, Showers

3rd Ave N./NOB – Paved

4th Ave N./NOB – Paved

5th Ave N. – Paved

6th Ave N. – Unpaved

7th Ave N. – Unpaved

8th Ave N. – Unpaved, Portable Restrooms, Showers

9th Ave N. Unpaved

10th Ave N. – Unpaved, Portable Restrooms

12th Ave N. – Unpaved

13th Ave N. – Unpaved

14th Ave N. – Unpaved

15th Ave N. – Unpaved, Portable Restrooms

17th Ave N. – Unpaved, Portable Restrooms, Showers

18th Ave N. – Unpaved

Shorhaven – Paved

Cherry Grove

Sea Mtn. Hwy. – Unpaved, Portable Restroom

22nd Ave N. – Portable Restrooms, Showers

50th Ave N. – Portable Restrooms

55th Ave N. – Handicapped Space, Portable Restrooms