NORTH MYRTLE BEACH ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Sift the Seafloor: Two Hours Hunting Shark Teeth on North Myrtle Beach
A hands-on dig at Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures where you sift ocean-floor material for shark teeth and fossils — including the chance to uncover a rare Megalodon tooth.
Sift the Seafloor: Two Hours Hunting Shark Teeth on North Myrtle Beach.
On North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach Sharktooth Adventures stages a compact, tactile encounter with deep-sea sediment: participants dig and sift through ocean-floor material brought up to the surface in search of shark teeth and other fossils, with options that vary by how much matrix you want to work through and the possibility of finding a Megalodon tooth.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
20 Gallons to Sift
The operation advertises large quantities of ocean-floor material to work through—promising substantial volume for each session and plenty of opportunities to find teeth and fossils.
Four Tiers of Hunting
Choose among four tiers—Sandbar Shark, Bull Shark, Great White and Megalodon—each corresponding to different amounts of material to dig through and different levels of hunting intensity.
Teeth, Fossils and the Occasional Megalodon
Whether you’re a novice or an experienced hunter, the site guarantees finds of teeth and fossils of varying sizes and holds out the possibility—rare but real—of uncovering a prehistoric Megalodon tooth.
What the day feels like
What the Two-Hour Dig Feels Like
The dig condenses paleontological thrill into a focused two-hour session: you work through ocean-floor matrix brought up for the activity, sifting and examining material until teeth and fossils reveal themselves, with tiered options letting you decide how much material you’ll tackle.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most out of this outing — and who should double-check before booking.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each session is a two-hour experience.
Sessions are offered Monday through Sunday.
Check operator guidance for recommended personal items; the operator provides the ocean-floor material (matrix) for digging and sifting.
Reserve a tier—Sandbar Shark, Bull Shark, Great White or Megalodon—to set how much material you will sift during the session.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Megalodon Premium Dig?
The dig is a two-hour session.
When are sessions offered?
Sessions are available Monday through Sunday.
What are the tier options?
There are four tiers—Sandbar Shark, Bull Shark, Great White and Megalodon—each tied to different amounts of material to sift.
Will I find shark teeth or fossils?
The operator guarantees finds of teeth and fossils of various shapes and sizes; there is also the possibility of uncovering a Megalodon tooth.
How much material will I sift?
The operation advertises large volumes of matrix—prominently noting '20 gallons' of material to sift for the premium offering.