Planning a bachelorette weekend in Myrtle Beach? Between oceanfront brunches, rooftop cocktails, beach days, live music, dueling pianos, and plenty of places to celebrate after dark, Myrtle Beach makes it easy to build an entire weekend around the bride-to-be.
Even better, staying at Breakers Resort puts your group right along the oceanfront and close to many of the places you’ll want to visit. You can spend the afternoon by the pool, get ready together back in your suite, and head out for a completely different experience each night.
Here’s how we’d spend the ultimate three-day bachelorette weekend in Myrtle Beach.
Day 1: Check In, Hit the Beach & Start Celebrating
Check In and Make Breakers Your Home Base
Once everyone arrives, check into Breakers Resort, unpack, and give yourselves a little time to settle in before immediately filling the schedule.
If you booked one of the resort’s larger accommodations, take advantage of the extra space to get everyone together, put on the weekend playlist, unpack the matching outfits, and hand out any welcome bags or bachelorette favors.
Then, change into your swimsuits. Breakers offers one of the largest oceanfront pool decks on the Grand Strand, along with indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, a lazy river, and direct access to the beach. During the summer, there is also seasonal poolside service and DJ entertainment, so you can officially start the weekend without even leaving the resort.
Head to the Boardwalk for Dinner and Rooftop Drinks
After some time spent by the pool, make your way downtown to RipTydz Oceanfront Grille & Rooftop Bar. Located directly along the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, RipTydz brings together dinner, drinks, ocean views, and a lively atmosphere in one stop.
Share a few appetizers, order dinner, and head upstairs for rooftop photos overlooking the Atlantic. RipTydz regularly features live musicians and DJs, so you can stick around if the group is feeling it or continue exploring the Boardwalk.
Before calling it a night, walk by the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel for the obligatory group photo with one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks glowing in the background.
Day 2: Brunch, Beach Time & the Big Night Out
Start the Day With Papa’s Breakfast Buffet
No need to coordinate rides or figure out where everyone wants to go first thing in the morning. Start Day 2 right at Breakers Resort with Papa’s Breakfast Buffet, where the group can fuel up before a full day of celebrating.
Grab a table together and fill your plates with breakfast favorites before heading back upstairs to change into swimsuits. It’s easy, it’s right on-site, and most importantly, nobody has to get fully ready just to find breakfast.
Claim Your Spot on the Sand
After breakfast, change into your swimsuits and make the most of a few hours with nowhere else to be.
Head down to the beach, claim a spot by the Atlantic, and break out the matching swimsuits, bride sunglasses, and whatever else made it into the bachelorette weekend packing list. When you’re ready for a break from the sand, head back to the resort’s oceanfront pool deck for a dip in the pool or a float around the lazy river.
This is the part of the weekend to keep completely unstructured. Put on some sunscreen, take entirely too many pictures, and enjoy a few hours by the ocean before the afternoon plans begin.
Spend the Afternoon at Broadway at the Beach
Once everyone has had enough sun, head upstairs, shower, and get ready for an afternoon at Broadway at the Beach.
There’s plenty here to turn a couple of hours into its own part of the bachelorette weekend. Browse the shops, pick out something ridiculous for the bride, stop for a round of drinks, take group photos around the lake, or add an attraction to the itinerary. You can even make a challenge out of finding the funniest souvenir the bride has to bring home.
Just don’t stay out too long. You’ll want time to head back to Breakers and get ready together before the biggest night of the weekend.
Get Ready Together Back at Breakers
Head back to the resort with enough time to actually enjoy getting ready, rather than rushing through it.
Turn up the playlist, pour a pre-dinner drink, do hair and makeup, trade outfit opinions, and get those obligatory pictures before everyone leaves the room looking considerably less put together later that night.
And once you’re ready, dinner is only steps away.
Have Dinner & Cocktails at Strong Waters
Start the night at Strong Waters Craft Cocktails & Kitchen, located onsite at Breakers Resort. That means no coordinating transportation before dinner and, more importantly, everyone can order a cocktail without someone having to volunteer to drive to the next stop.
Strong Waters is known for handcrafted cocktails, Carolina-inspired food, and a relaxed atmosphere that still feels perfect for kicking off a night out. Order a few appetizers for the table, settle in for dinner, and have the first official toast of the evening before the group heads out.
Depending on the night, you may even catch live music while you’re there. Consider dinner the warm-up. The real Saturday-night plans are just getting started.
Ride in Style With Southern Charm Limousine
After dinner, there’s no reason for the group to split between cars or spend the rest of the night ordering separate rides.
Have Southern Charm Limousine pick everyone up right at Breakers Resort. Their 14- and 24-passenger limo buses give the whole group room to stay together as you make your way around Myrtle Beach, and the party starts as soon as you climb aboard.
Their limo buses feature karaoke microphones, so queue up the bride’s favorite songs and turn the ride to your first stop into part of the celebration. Between dinner, nightlife, and the ride back to the resort at the end of the evening, having transportation lined up in advance makes it much easier to simply enjoy the night.
Sing Your Heart Out at Crocodile Rocks
First stop: Crocodile Rocks at Broadway at the Beach.
This dueling piano bar is exactly the kind of place that works for a bachelorette group. The musicians take requests, the crowd gets involved, and singing along is basically unavoidable. Put in a request for the bride, grab another round, and see how long it takes before the entire group is yelling the lyrics to a song none of you remembered liking this much.
Afterward, meet back up with your Southern Charm driver, climb aboard, grab the karaoke microphones again, and keep the night moving.
Finish the Night at Tin Roof
End the night back near the ocean at Tin Roof on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk.
Between live music, DJs, indoor and outdoor spaces, dancing, and an open-air rooftop overlooking the Atlantic, there are plenty of ways to spend the last few hours of the night. Find the dance floor, head outside for a rooftop photo, grab another drink, or bounce between spaces depending on the group’s mood.
When everyone’s finally ready to call it a night, Southern Charm can get the whole crew back to Breakers together.
Day 3: One Last Morning by the Ocean
After a big night out, keep the final morning simple. Sleep in, grab some coffee from Starbucks, and head down to the beach for one last walk along the Atlantic before everyone starts packing up.
This is also your chance to get any group photos you missed during the weekend. Head down to the sand in front of the resort, snap a few pictures with the bride, and take in a little more oceanfront time before checkout.
If your group has time before heading home, take one last walk along Ocean Boulevard, grab a souvenir from Myrtle Beach, or simply find a spot by the water and recap the weekend. After three days of beach time, cocktails, karaoke, dancing, and plenty of celebrating, a slow final morning might be exactly what everyone needs.
Celebrate at Breakers Resort
From beachfront mornings to nightlife-filled evenings, Breakers Resort Myrtle Beach puts you in the center of everything Myrtle Beach has to offer. With spacious accommodations and unbeatable ocean views, it’s the ideal spot for a bachelorette weekend filled with memories you’ll talk about forever. Book your stay, gather your girls, and get ready for the ultimate coastal celebration.
