Do you need a car to get around North Myrtle Beach?

Most vacationers have no problem getting around Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area on foot. Although cost-efficient (and healthy) it can be limiting if you want to explore beyond the shore. Although taxis aren't too difficult to find, they can get somewhat pricey.



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The reason Myrtle Beach has a lower median home value than other popular cities in the region is largely due to the number of tourists in the area. Many of the residents have turned their homes into Air BnBs and vacation rentals, which has slightly lowered the housing market.

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The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk Entertainment District boasts an amazing location in downtown Myrtle Beach. Along with 1.2 miles of walkable boardwalk, the downtown Myrtle Beach area is home to tons of great shops, restaurants, hotels, rides, attractions, and entertainment.

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With a five-day itinerary, you'll have a long enough stay in Myrtle Beach to take your time savoring new sights and experiencing exciting local destinations. Make plans to visit the SkyWheel, Boardwalk, and attractions you'd fit into a shorter trip, plus enjoy a few longer excursions.

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No glass or alcohol is allowed on the beach or at beach accesses. Swimmers must stay within 50 yards of the shore and may not swim in water more than chest deep. Swimmers must obey lifeguard flags at all times. Thong bathing suits are prohibited.

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Cherry Grove Beach has consistently been named the best beach in South Carolina. Located at the north end of NMB, the highlight is the iconic Cherry Grove Pier. Stretching out hundreds of feet over the water, you can see for miles from the top of the observation deck.

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Know The Facts All Myrtle Beach area beaches are open. Water quality for beaches throughout the entire Myrtle Beach area is very good. Water quality testing occurs twice a week during the summer and results are posted on SCDHEC's Beach Access Guide.

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North Myrtle beach is not only a wonderful place to raise a family and start a career, but also a wonderful place to retire and relax. A beautiful, simply southern area filled with ocean air and friendly faces. Many local restaurants that make dining creative. Locally owned boutiques with unique and beautiful clothing.

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Explore Myrtle Beach, SC There are 4 neighborhoods in Myrtle Beach. Grande Dunes has a median listing home price of $1.2M, making it the most expensive neighborhood. South Myrtle Beach is the most affordable neighborhood, with a median listing home price of $160K.

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* Golden Mile: Caribbean guests are in a prime location to find some peace and quiet on the beach. Located on the northern end of The Strip, the Caribbean is only one block from the start of Myrtle Beach's famed Golden Mile, a stretch of coastline with historic beach homes instead of high-rise hotels.

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