Big 'M' Casino Boat Weekend

1. Big M Casino: If you’re feeling lucky, take a cruise on one of the Big M Casino ships that set out from spots just a short drive north of North Beach Plantation in Little River. The Big M Casino is South Carolina’s only casino offering two luxury yachts, and it pays out an average of $336,000 a week.
2. There is – of course – much more to Myrtle Beach than just the casino cruise business. Crime writer Micky Spillane used to help judge the Miss South Carolina Pageant at Myrtle Beach in the 1950s. These days, you could face a fine or even arrest if you bare too much skin. Thongs are banned and revealing any portion of the buttocks is not.

Experience the fun and excitement of casino gaming while enjoying the comfort and views from a spectacular luxury yacht. South Carolina’s only casino allows you to party in style. Onboard the Big “M” Casino Boat, you can take your chances on table games like Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Let it Ride, and 3-Card Poker. Or you can enjoy Slot machines like Pot O’ Gold, Wheel of Fortune and Video Poker.

Each gambling cruise also offers an optional all-you-can-eat buffet and on select cruises, the Big “M” Casino boat features entertainment by local artists.

Casino Cruise Ship Myrtle Beach Sc Oceanfront

The casino cruise is part of an exciting three-night getaway at the beautiful Westgate Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Resort. Located along the beautiful Grand Strand, the resort offers a heated beachfront swimming pool, lazy river, seaside café, spa and more than 100 area golf courses.

As with all Westgate Events, you’ll also be entertained with a party complete with dinner, open bar, prizes and a DJ, plus personal concierge services.

Please note that transportation is not provided for this event.

Casino Cruise Ship Myrtle Beach Sc Live Cam

Home to South Carolina's only casino ships, the beautiful Atlantic Ocean off the Myrtle Beach area coast comes alive every day and night with Vegas-style gambling, live entertainment and fine food. The area's two casino ships set sail twice on five-hour cruises from beautiful Little River, just a short drive north of Myrtle Beach.