Windy Hill is one of the four historic sections that combined to form modern North Myrtle Beach, and it has its own distinct personality. Sitting between Crescent Beach and Atlantic Beach along the coast, Windy Hill blends oceanfront condos, second-row residential streets, and a mix of full-time residents and vacation …

Ask longtime locals which section of North Myrtle Beach has the most loyal following, and Ocean Drive almost always comes up first. The neighborhood sits at the heart of NMB's beach identity, blends a strong year-round community with steady vacation traffic, and is home to the famous Main Street strip …

The Waccamaw River is the quiet superpower of inland Horry County. It runs alongside downtown Conway, threads through cypress wetlands, and connects to the Intracoastal Waterway, eventually reaching the ocean near Georgetown. For homebuyers, the Waccamaw River corridor is a different kind of coastal lifestyle. There is no surf and …

If you spend any time in North Myrtle Beach during the warmer months, one of the first things you notice is the steady stream of golf carts rolling down the streets. Families heading to the beach with chairs strapped to the back. Couples cruising to a Main Street restaurant. Neighbors …

Drive through North Myrtle Beach, ask any agent who has worked the area for more than a couple of years, and Barefoot Resort comes up over and over. The community has built one of the strongest reputations along the Grand Strand thanks to a rare combination of golf, waterway access, …

The Little River Setup: Where the Water Decides Everything

Little River sits at the very top of South Carolina's coast, right where the Intracoastal Waterway meets the open ocean and where Calabash, North Carolina is just a few minutes up the road. The geography matters. Little River is a …

Why Conway Is Different From the Rest of Horry County

Conway has its own rhythm. About 15 miles inland from Myrtle Beach, the town sits along the Waccamaw River and keeps a pace that feels closer to the South Carolina I knew growing up than to the resort towns …

Why Little River, SC Is Unique

Tucked along the South Carolina–North Carolina state line, Little River offers something most coastal towns in the area no longer can: room to breathe. The fishing village character is still very much alive here, with shrimp boats unloading at the docks, family-owned seafood …

Why Calabash, NC Has Its Own Identity on the Coast

Calabash sits just over the state line into North Carolina, only minutes from the South Carolina coast, and somehow manages to feel like a different world. It is best known nationally as the seafood capital of the world, but …

Little River, SC has always had one foot in the working waterfront and the other in the easygoing pace of small-town coastal living. For boaters, fishermen, and anyone who dreams of stepping out of their back door and onto a dock, the marina communities here are some of the most …