Bull Shark Premium Dig in North Myrtle Beach, SC
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness is recommended as digging involves bending, kneeling, and light lifting.
Overview
Join Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures for a private fossil digging experience in North Myrtle Beach. Discover rare shark teeth, including the elusive Megalodon tooth, and enjoy a personalized outdoor adventure on the South Carolina coast.
Details
Experience a thrilling private adventure with Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The Bull Shark Premium Dig invites explorers of all skill levels to uncover ancient treasures while digging through layers of ocean floor sediment rich with shark teeth and fossils. This hands-on experience provides a unique chance to find rare specimens such as the prized Megalodon tooth, setting this activity apart from typical beachcombing. With tiered digging options, visitors can customize their experience to match their interest and expertise, from novice explorers to fossil enthusiasts. Guided by passionate experts, you’ll learn about the fascinating prehistoric marine life that once inhabited these waters while enjoying the fresh coastal air and stunning beach views. The private dig ensures an intimate and focused adventure, perfect for families, small groups, or solo travelers eager for a memorable outdoor activity. Whether you aim to collect unique finds or immerse yourself in natural history, the Bull Shark Premium Dig offers an unparalleled journey into South Carolina’s rich fossil heritage.
Adventure Tips
Bring sturdy gloves
Protect your hands from sharp fossils and rough sediment during digging.
Wear sun protection
The open beach offers limited shade, so sunscreen and hats are important.
Stay hydrated
Carry water especially on warm days to avoid dehydration during your dig.
Arrive early
Morning sessions provide cooler temperatures and better lighting for spotting fossils.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Hopkins Family Riverwalk - a quiet scenic nearby spot for bird watching
- Cherry Grove Fishing Pier - a lesser-known local pier with great views and marine life
Wildlife
- Sandpipers frequent the shoreline hunting for small crustaceans
- Osprey nests along the coast can often be spotted diving for fish
History
North Myrtle Beach sits on a coastline rich with prehistoric marine fossils, offering a window into Earth's ancient past.
Conservation
Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures focuses on sustainable practices by encouraging responsible fossil collection and preserving natural habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along the shoreline at low tide for clear fossil views
- From the dunes overlooking the dig area
- Near the Cherry Grove Fishing Pier for coastal shots
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sturdy gloves
Protects hands from sharp fossils and rough materials.
Wide-brim hat
Provides sun protection during extended hours outdoors.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout the digging session.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Offers foot protection and support on sandy and uneven terrain.