Making Memories in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach didn't become one of America's most iconic beach destinations by accident. Fifteen miles of coastline, a boardwalk that's been drawing crowds for generations, and a skyline that lights up in neon the second the sun goes down all add up to a place people come back to year after year. And the best way to take it in isn't from a beach chair. It's from the seat of a Pedal Pub, with the people you actually want to remember this trip with.

Our Myrtle Beach tours roll straight through the heart of it all. You'll pedal along the coast with the ocean and the boardwalk on one side, past the SkyWheel, the country's first large observation wheel, lit up against the sky. As the sun sets and the neon signs flicker on, the whole boardwalk turns into something out of a postcard, and you're riding right through the middle of it with a crew of your favorite people and a playlist to match. This isn't the kind of ride you forget by the time you get home. It's the one you're still talking about a year later.

What sets a Pedal Pub tour apart is where it takes you. We don't do chain bars or cookie-cutter spots. Every stop on our route is locally owned, unique to downtown Myrtle Beach, and built with its own personality instead of a corporate playbook. That's on purpose. Our riders get drink specials at every one of these bar partners, because a stop should feel like an event worth remembering, not a pit stop you forget by the next one.

Whether you're up for our 21+ Pub Cruise, singing and dancing your way between local favorites, or the Family Fun Tour, an all ages ride built around ice cream and ocean views, the experience is the same at its core. You pedal, your driver steers, and the town does the rest of the work making it memorable.

At the end of the day, vacations fade, but the stories don't. A Pedal Pub ride through Myrtle Beach isn't just something to do while you're here. It's the story you'll tell for years, the photo you'll keep scrolling back to, the one afternoon everyone in the group still brings up. That's the whole point.