Myrtle Beach Shark Tooth Adventures — Attraction in North Myrtle Beach

This was the coolest experience. We did make reservations but didn't really need to do so, at least not in October. We each decided to do the Bull Shark Bucket. We each found 1 megaladon tooth and a lot of others - sand, tiger, and bull shark teeth.We also found a whale ribs and just some neat rocks. We loved it so much we decided to do a Great White bucket together. We each found a whole intact Megaladon Tooth, I found a Mako tooth (apparently really rare), Bull shark and many others. Plus found more rib bones and a turtle shell fossil. The difference between buckets - The bull bucket yielded more smaller teeth than the great white bucket. The great white bucket had less smaller teeth but more bigger teeth. My suggestion would be don't bother with the Sandbar bucket, the couple next to us ended up going back and doing another bucket, one level up - the Bull Shark bucket. This is not just for children, two adults had a great time sifting. Christian was awesome and considering he is a marine biologist student, I can assume he knew what he was talking about....

Had a great time and found so much more then I thought we would. Most of the time things like this are more for entertainment than actually getting something really nice out of a salted bucket but not here. We got 3 intact megalodon, teeth ,a few partial teeth, part of a vert from a whale , all kinds of smaller shark teeth, fossil coral, and shells. Not all of the smaller teeth were locally sourced due to the high demand but we're still nice finds but the real gems were the megs I've seen them sold individually for more then we paid for the entire bucket and the staff is great we learned so much while we were there and also got to see some of their personal collection. All in all I def recommend anyone who enjoys fossils and shark teeth that would like to either start a nice collection or even add to what they...

As a lifetime shark tooth hunter I wasn’t sure I’d like this or not. My son suggested it so I thought sure why not. Something new to do. I LOVED it. Our guy who helped us was Christian and he was great. Found a few Megs and I was hooked. I took my time and went through my bucket thoroughly. Christian said most people don’t find as many small ones as us but I went through it 2 times. Found lots of different kinds of teeth and fossils and even a whale bone. Super nice people and just a fun way to kill a couple of hours. Going through Chemo now I’m not able to get to the beach and walk to look for teeth but this was a great way to still get my shark tooth fix. Looking forward to my next trip to go again . Thanks for a...