easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking is required at a relaxed pace.
Discover the tasty delights and scenic charm of Murrells Inlet on a guided walking food and sightseeing tour. Taste local seafood, hear coastal stories, and explore this charming South Carolina town up close.
3 Hours, $74/Adult • All Ages Welcome • Come Take a Bite Out of Myrtle Beach!
Satisfy your culinary wanderlust! Join us on a Myrtle Beach Food Tour, where food, fun and quality, give you a food experience, like none other. Sample the best beach-side restaurants. We are The Original Myrtle Beach Walking Food & Sightseeing Tour, with experience and quality tour guides, who lead you on a tasty 3.5-hour culinary excursion. Join us on our signature Boardwalk Walking Food & Sightseeing Tour, or book our new foodie excursion in the tiny fishing village, Murrells Inlet. Called the “Seafood Capital of South Carolina,” Murrells Inlet is the place where legends say Blackbeard, and his band of pirates, stashed their ill-gotten booty! Some say their ghosts haunt the inlet today! Your Murrels Inlet Walking Food & Sightseeing Tour, with Local Tour Guide, 7 tasting locations and 2 alcoholic beverages, is only $74. Tours fill quickly. Purchase your ticket today! We also offer Chauffeured or Walking Food Excursions, for Private Groups.
Join Myrtle Beach Food & Sightseeing Tours on a culinary treat, as you explore the tiny historic fishing village, known as Murrells Inlet. The renowned “Seafood Capital of South Carolina,” is one place you can be sure your food will be served up with “Southern Scrumptiousness!” See fishing fleets set sail, to capture their daily catches of fresh shrimp, fish and crab, before “Dockside Deliciousness,” is delivered directly to our eateries, for you to taste and savor! Your Local Tour Guide will lead the way, providing historical, cultural and seaside insight! In the heart of Murrells Inlet, you will enjoy The Marshwalk, nature’s breathtaking dockside treat, featuring the most spectacular waterfront dining along the Grand Strand. From the Dockside Boardwalk, enjoy the breathtaking marsh grasses and scenic views. Stop along the way, for a mouthwatering array of food tastings, prepared by award-winning chefs. Relax and prepare your taste buds to savor our bountiful lowcountry seafood and beef cuisine, as well as show stopping southern alcoholic beverages. This 3-hour “Hook to Table” Food Tour is $75. Reserve your spot today!
Drunken Jack’s Restaurant & Lounge Legend has it, that Blackbeard, and his band of pirates and plunderers, left behind crewman Jack on Murrells Inlet in the 1600s, where he is alleged to have drank himself to death. Drunken Jack’s Restaurant & Lounge honors the forgotten pirate. Enjoy Jack’s favorites, including Hush Puppies, Drunken Jack’s Bloody Mary, Bacon Wrapped Scallops, Mini Crab Cakes, Blackened Beef Tips and Stuffed Shrimp.
Captain Dave Dockside Seaside Restaurant Tingle you tongue with Captain Dave’s Fish Dip, made of house hickory & Mesquite smoked fish, blended with onion, celery, cream cheese, mayo & hot sauce; served with crisp flour tortilla chips, and mouthwatering Littleneck Clams, steamed in garlic broth.
Marshview Seafood Kitchen Creamy and smooth She Crab Soup, a rich creamy blend made of heavy cream, fish stock and Atlantic blue crab meat, and a touch of dry sherry.
Creek Ratz The unique name honors the kids who grew up, spending fun-filled days fishing along the inlet, and you will enjoy one of their favorite dishes, “Shrimp & Grits!” The shrimp is seasoned to perfection, served over cheddar cheese grits, with diced tomatoes.
Wicked Tuna It’s “Fish to Hook,” local seafood, served fresh every day at Wicked Tuna. Bang Bang Grouper, tossed in spicy mayo, Szechuan Sauce, sesame seeds and green onion.
Expect about 2 miles of walking on both paved and boardwalk surfaces.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during summer heat.
Carry a light rain jacket during spring and fall in case of showers.
Tours fill up quickly, so booking in advance is recommended.
Murrells Inlet has a rich fishing heritage dating back to the 18th century, with many local families still preserving traditional seafood recipes.
Local efforts focus on protecting the marshlands and waterways through sustainable fishing and habitat restoration initiatives.
Provides support and comfort on varied surfaces throughout the tour.
Helps you stay hydrated during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects against unexpected showers in springtime.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn during daytime walking segments.
summer specific