Some of the most feared, respected, and fascinating members of the reptile world are on exhibit at this facility. See Albino American Alligators, Giant Galapagos Tortoises, West African Dwarf Crocodiles, Black and Green Mambas, and hundreds of American Alligators of all sizes. The Serpentarium houses Pythons, Boas, Anacondas and King Cobras. Also thriving in this 15 acre habitat are iguanas, lizards, frogs, exotic birds, plants, and several species of amphibian life. Live shows every hour include alligator feedings and reptile shows, which will allow guests to touch various reptiles. Groups are welcome.

Bordering the natural white sands of the Carolina Bays, this visually stunning design is filled with the infamous pitfalls for wayward shots that have become synonymous with the Pete Dye name. Both beautiful and treacherous, the Dye Course is an experience you won't soon forget. Pete Dye upholds his reputation of building memorable and challenging golf courses by creating a stunning design filled with his infamous pitfalls to capture errant shots. However, if played from the appropriate set of tees, players of all abilities will be able to navigate the Dye Course.

The historic B.C. Davenport home welcomes diners into its warm surroundings for delicious lunches and relaxing dinners, featuring such menu items as chicken pot pie with a crust that literally melts in your mouth, chicken strips and filet mignon. Round out your meal with the now-famous "Back Porch Salad," and you will know why hundreds of people cross the bridge into North Augusta in anticipation of dining at B.C. Davenport's.

Oceanfront condos in North Myrtle Beach; Exercise facility & jacuzzi suites available; 4-5 night minimum stay, enclosed pool.

Located near Patriots Point Naval Museum with convenient access to area restaurants, shopping, beaches, and downtown Charleston.

Come on out and do your part to help make Myrtle Beach State Park a better place for all! The park needs volunteers for a variety of projects including: trail maintenance, picnic table placement, litter removal, and moving mulch. Drinks will be provided.

Designed by George W. Cobb and built in 1967, this course was redesigned by world famous architect Pete Dye in 1994. The scenic course is cut through beautiful stands of magnolias and live oaks. Rich in history, Robber's Row is set atop former Civil War grounds on the marsh side of the plantation and features historical markers on several holes describing events relevant to the area. Although tee-shot landing areas are quite generous, approach shots require accuracy to the well-bunkered greens.