Visitors who need a basic home base in between beach trips can relax and replenish their energy for the next day (or night’s) adventure with a stay at the Calypso Inn. Located just a couple of blocks away from the oceanfront, and wonderfully close to the southern entrance to the renowned Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade, this cost-effective motel is a thrifty option for enjoying the best of the Grand Strand while reserving plenty of funds for shopping, restaurants, and attractions which are all found in every direction.

The Calypso Inn has just 34 rooms, ensuring that the on-site private pool that’s located in between the motel’s two buildings is never too crowded. There are also laundry facilities on-site, as well as partial ocean views from certain rooms within the modest-sized, two-story motel. The rooms and efficiencies feature all the necessities that travelers require, like cable TV with HBO, and the location ensure visitors are never too far from the excitement. The Second Avenue Pier and Myrtle Beach boardwalk are just a minute’s walk away, as is a host of restaurants and shops. With streamlined but comfortable rooms, and plenty of activities to explore without using the car, the Calypso Inn has a great locale for a myriad of Myrtle Beach adventures.

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Windsurfing the Outer Banks

Windsurfing the Outer Banks

While several of the Outer Banks' most popular sports seemingly flew onto the scene in the past decade or two, like kiteboarding or stand up paddle boarding (SUP), windsurfing has been drawing water sports lovers to the North Carolina coast for nearly fifty years. In essence, windsurfing can pride itself as being the Outer Bank's oldest, and one of its most beloved sound-based sports, and everyone from seasoned riders to windsurfing newcomers can catch an exceptional ride.