Set along the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach, Barefoot Landing has been a Grand Strand tradition since 1988. Explore over 100 shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues wrapped around a lake, linked by wooden boardwalks.
It is also close to Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort, so you can spend the morning on the sand and still make an evening show. As a North Myrtle Beach golf resort with spacious two- and three-bedroom condo rentals, we give your group somewhere comfortable to land between outings.
Browse the Barefoot Landing Shops in North Myrtle Beach
Shopping at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach is always a delight with shops such as:
- Earthbound Trading Company: gifts, jewelry, and home goods with a bohemian streak
- Savannah Bee Company: honey, honeycomb, and body care from the Lowcountry
- Mulligan Golf Gift Store: clubhouse gifts and gear worth a look after a round
- Christmas Mouse: ornaments and holiday decor, open year-round
Come Black Friday, many of our guests skip the mall and head straight to Barefoot Landing. Stores run holiday sales, open-air boardwalks beat a crowded parking deck, and the season kicks off in November with the Lighting of the Landing, when the tree goes up in Dockside Village, and fireworks light the water.
Where To Find the Best Barefoot Landing Food
The food at Barefoot Landing covers more ground than most Myrtle Beach dining strips, running from waterfront tables to quick bites between stores:
- Greg Norman Australian Grille: upscale steaks and chops with lovely waterway views
- Blueberry’s Grill: a local favorite for breakfast and brunch
- Crooked Hammock Brewery: house-brewed beer, comfort food, and a backyard full of games
- The Big Chill Island House: island-inspired plates and a rooftop bar overlooking the water
- Sweet Shops: River Street Sweets, The Fudgery, and Sweet Molly’s Creamery
Catch a Show and Explore the Barefoot Landing Attractions
The best things to do at Barefoot Landing go well beyond browsing, since some of the most popular North Myrtle Beach attractions sit right here. Entertainment venues are next door to the shops:
- Alabama Theatre: home of the variety show ICONIC, guest artist concerts, and a holiday production each winter
- House of Blues: national touring acts, outdoor shows on The Deck, and a Sunday gospel brunch
- Alligator Adventure: a 15-acre park with hundreds of alligators and crocodiles, plus snakes, tortoises, and feeding demonstrations
- Lulu’s Arcade: a beach arcade and the 48-foot Mountain of Youth ropes course with 26 obstacles
- Barefoot Amusements: rides and a carousel for the youngest travelers
Plan Your Visit to Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach
Parking is free across the property, and the boardwalks make the whole complex easy to cover on foot once you arrive. Boaters can even tie up for the day and pull in by water. Check the event calendar before you go, since live music regularly fills the outdoor stage by the water.
