moderate
2 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of stamina to dig and stand for extended periods over two hours.
Join Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures for a thrilling two-hour fossil dig in North Myrtle Beach. Hunt for shark teeth, including rare Megalodon fossils!
20 Gallons of Matrix to Sift Through! • 2 Hour • Monday - Sunday
Embark on an exhilarating two-hour adventure at Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures, where you can dig through ocean floor treasures. Unearth an array of shark teeth and fossils, including the chance to discover a rare Megalodon tooth. Choose from various digging tiers to enhance your thrilling fossil-hunting experience!
2 Hour
Our site offers an unparalleled opportunity to dig and sift through material that has been brought up from the depths of the ocean floor. With so many teeth and fossils right here in our own backyard, why go anywhere else?
Whether you’re a seasoned shark tooth hunter or a first-time digger, we guarantee you’ll find teeth and fossils of all shapes and sizes. And who knows, you may even uncover the rarest of the rare finds – a prehistoric Megalodon tooth!
At Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures, we offer various ways to satisfy your hunger for shark tooth hunting based on the amount of material you wish to dig through. Choose from our four tiers: Sandbar Shark, Bull Shark, Great White, and Megalodon.
Standard Buckets will be a a mix of sharks teeth from the Carolinas and beyond. Be on the lookout for fossilized whale bone along with other marine fossils.
Expect to be standing and digging for two hours, so wear sturdy, comfortable shoes that can get sandy or wet.
The digging area is open and exposed, so sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are highly recommended.
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated during the physically active dig session, especially during warm seasons.
Follow safety instructions and fossil-handling tips from your guide to maximize your discovery chances and avoid harm.
The coastal area near North Myrtle Beach is rich with prehistoric marine fossils due to its ancient seabed origins dating back millions of years.
Efforts are made to preserve fragile fossil sites by educating visitors on careful fossil collection and environmental respect.
Protect your feet during digging with sturdy footwear.
Keep the sun off your face and neck while digging outdoors.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the physically active dig session.
Adjust to changing temperatures by layering clothes.
spring specific