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Visiting Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is the
unrivaled hub of the Grand Strand – 60 miles of brown-sand Atlantic beach
that stretches from Little River down to Georgetown in South Carolina. The
beach and its accompanying water activities – swimming, snorkeling, diving,
boating, and fishing to name a few – are just the beginning of a vacation
to this famed destination. The area also boasts elaborate entertainment
venues, thrilling amusement parks, more than 100 outstanding golf courses,
and enough shopping opportunities to last a lifetime. Families adore Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina because there is plenty to amuse young children, teens,
and adults alike – entertainment complexes such as Barefoot Landing, Broadway
at the Beach, and the Myrtle Beach Pavilion Amusement Park are designed
to entertain multiple generations. Come to Myrtle Beach and discover why vacationers from all over fall in love with this coastal
locale. South Carolina Climate Mild temperatures and gentle ocean
breezes make Myrtle Beach an ideal year-round destination.
Spring brings temperature ranges from the high 60’s to the low 80’s, making
the area quite comfortable for a spring break vacation. Summer is high season
in Myrtle Beach, and temperatures range in the high 80’s.
Water temperatures are at their peak, making it the best time to enjoy the
beach. Autumn brings cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, and the water
remains warm enough for swimming until mid to late October. Winter in South Carolina is mild, with temperatures in the high 50’s to low
60’s. Visitors at this time can take advantage of low rates and no crowds,
and there’s nothing quite like a walk along the beach when the weather is
crisp.
Beaches at Myrtle Beach The beaches are wider than ever, thanks to a two-year renourishment project.
The project also created new dunes, and as an added bonus fabulous shells
and fossils were brought ashore with the new sand. Swimming, fishing, sunbathing
and shelling are only a few of the great activities to be enjoyed at the
beaches. Children will have endless fun with a bag of inexpensive sand toys,
and it gives parents a chance to sit back and relax as the youngsters amuse
themselves. While many of the areas along South Carolina are
close to refreshment stands, a cooler of drinks can be more convenient.
And always remember the sunscreen; the sun can be intense, even during the
cloudy days.
Myrtle Beach Travel Tips Don’t let a sunburn ruin your day; use sunscreen with a
high SPF and reapply after swimming. It’s also a good idea to wear a hat
and swimsuit cover-up, particularly during midday when the sun is most intense.
Lifeguards are on duty along most of the beaches during the summer. Families
with young children would be well advised to visit these beach areas. Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina is a safe place to visit, but its still a good idea
to use traveler’s checks instead of cash, and not to leave valuables in
your car or on the beach. ATM’s and currency exchange is readily accessible
throughout the area, and many hotels have concierges to help you make arrangements
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