Things to Do in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach Segway is proud to present the Market Commons Food Tour. Join us on Tuesday or Wednesday at 4 pm at our office at 3530 Northgate Drive, Unit C where the night begins with training, followed by a 45 minute glide through Grand Park. We will stop at 1229 Shine for a quick appetizer. Next over to Travinia for entrees. This will be followed by a ride through warbird park for a quick Myrtle Beach history lesson. Finally off to Toffino’s for coffee and dessert. We ask that you refrain from drinking while on tour. Wear comfortable shoes, water will be provided, your tour leaves from our office at 2922 Howard Avenue! Please arrive 15 minutes early. If you enjoy your glide tip your guide! All food, beverages, and restaurant gratuities are included in tour price.

This Segway Experience is not your typical city tour. This Segway tour is different than other tours because here at the PARK, there is no weaving in and out of traffic, and you get to experience the Segway on miles of open trails. This tour is great for beginners as well as the experienced Segway rider! You with get hands on training as well as safety demonstrations by your tour guide. Tours begin only when everyone feels comfortable on their Segway. We will ride on a variety of trails which include pavement, sand, coquina and a back in the woods trail. This is an adventure which is good for the entire family. We can take pics and videos for you as we take you on an all terrain adventure. We fill up fast so BOOK NOW!! Tour is approximately 6-8 miles long. Once your tour is complete, North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex offers Walking/Biking Trails, Picnic Shelters, Playgrounds, Dog Parks for use at your leisure!

Come and join us for a 2-Hour Guided Segway Tour at one of the Grand Strand’s most beautiful wetland and wildlife preserves, Huntington Beach State Park in Myrtle Beach. Nature lovers will enjoy the park’s Environmental Education Center for the chance to see Loggerhead Turtles and other endangered wildlife species up close. The park’s freshwater lake along the causeway is a sure-fire place to see Alligators basking in the sun, a variety of bird species, and maybe even a mink or two. Known for its natural beauty, Huntington Beach State Park was the former winter home of Anna Hyatt and Archer Huntington, sculptress and philanthropist, who left the park and adjacent Brookgreen Gardens as their legacy. Make sure to leave enough time in your day to also visit Atalaya, the picturesque, Moorish-style castle which was their residence and sculpting studios. This tour is around two hours in length with training. Still plenty of time to enjoy the beach and relax before or after your tour.