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Caribbean Resort Guests Have Lots to See and Do in the Neighborhood

There are endless numbers of reasons to stay and play at the Caribbean Resort in Myrtle Beach - clean comfortable accommodations, first-class amenities and several on-site restaurants, beach bars and cafes that make it possible for guests to spend their entire vacation without leaving the property. But for those who want to see and do...

Top 10 Places at Broadway at the Beach to Shop Until You Drop

Looking for a place to mark off everything on your shopping list without having to drive all over town? Look no farther than Broadway at the Beach, your one-stop shopping destination in Myrtle Beach. Featuring more than 100 shops within the popular 350-acre complex, Broadway at the Beach gives guests the chance to shop until they drop...

Caribbean Resort Shows Off Some Upgrades for 2014

New visitors as well as loyal fans of the Caribbean Resort and Villas will be in for a few pleasant surprises when they pull up to the popular buildings this spring and summer. The winter months were busy ones for one of Myrtle Beach’s favorite destinations, and it shows with some spruced-up rooms and...

History of The Caribbean Resort & Villas

Ever heard of The Jamaican? While it’s now the name of one of the buildings at Caribbean Resort, the Jamaican Resort was the original name of Caribbean Resort & Villas before they took on their current name in 2005. The Jamaican was one of the first motels in Myrtle Beach. After its start in the 1940s,...

Guests Love Caribbean Resort’s Delicious Amenities and Fresh New Upgrades

There are plenty of things to love about a stay at Caribbean Resort. There’s the oceanfront views, the amazing water amenities, the onsite restaurants, but there are also some very sweet amenities that you won’t find at just any Myrtle Beach resort: Starbucks and a self-serve frozen yogurt shop,...

How Did Myrtle Beach Get its Name?

Myrtle Beach was once inhabited by Native Americans of the Waccamaw Tribe, and the area was called Long Bay. But among the first European arrivals to the area were the Withers family. After the American Revolution, more pioneers made their way to the remote coastal area, including George Washington, who traveled down the Kings Highway. But it...

Myrtle Beach tips: Six items your beach bag needs

Oh, the beach bag. We kind of revere those things around here. The fact is, a well-packed beach bag is practically magical. Bored? Reach in the beach bag, maybe there’s a good book. Hungry? Here’s a snack. Of course, too often there’s some key item forgotten, and an afternoon at the beach is interrupted with a run to the...

Resort Welcomes New Additions To Extensive List Of Amenities

Representatives of Caribbean Resort & Villas announced that the full-service family destination resort in Myrtle Beach and member of www.MyrtleBeachHotels.com will be welcoming new outposts of...

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