How many days should I stay in Myrtle Beach?

Ideally, I think the perfect Myrtle Beach vacation lasts around 5 days. You can hit the beach each morning and then spend the afternoons and evenings shopping, eating, or taking in a different show each night. Whether you plan to enjoy a full week or just a few days in Myrtle Beach, you won't be disappointed!



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The best months to go to Myrtle Beach is June through August. This is the best time of the year for warm and sunny beach days. For fewer crowds but warmer weather still, September to October and April to May are great times to visit Myrtle Beach, too.

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From warm, sunny days to picturesque sunsets in the evening, Myrtle Beach is the perfect spot for a romantic beach getaway. Treat the love of your life to a fabulous vacation filled with luxury accommodations, entertainment, great restaurants, and white sandy beaches.

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Myrtle Beach ranked most affordable vacation spot MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — If you're dying to go to the beach this summer, you might want to head to Myrtle Beach. A recent study showed Myrtle Beach is one of the most affordable beach vacations.

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Yes! It is safe to swim in Horry County (including Myrtle Beach). Know the facts!

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This beach town is a major tourist attraction in South Carolina and across the United States. The city's balmy subtropical climate, miles of beaches, 86 golf courses, and 1,800 restaurants draw more than 20 million people each year, making it one of the country's most popular vacation spots.

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So why is this famous beach community so affordable? Because the city has a dark side as well. The violent crime rate in Myrtle Beach is more than four times the national average, according to the most recent FBI data. That's brought home prices down.

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The cost of living in Myrtle Beach, SC is 2% lower than the state average and 8% lower than the national average. Myrtle Beach, SC housing is 32% cheaper than the U.S average, while utilities are about 17% pricier.

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Hurricane Season is June 1 through November 30. Should a hurricane threaten our coast, the City of Myrtle Beach's Emergency Management Division is well prepared to handle whatever Mother Nature sends our way. It is important that our citizens, business owners and visitors are ready for any possible storms, too.

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December through February You'll find fewer crowds and great deals on Myrtle Beach resorts and hotels, although some restaurants and attractions may have limited hours. Plus, there are plenty of holiday-themed events to enjoy, from Thanksgiving specials to Christmas shows.

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Yes, you can walk on the beach at night in Myrtle Beach, however, there is a curfew in effect from midnight to 6am for juveniles under age 18.

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As indicated, a double red flag means the water is closed to the public; no swimming is allowed. A single red flag indicates hazardous conditions, such as strong waves or currents. Medium hazards are indicated by a yellow flag, while a green flag shows that conditions are generally good.

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*Horry County lifeguards protect the north section of Myrtle Beach State Park from mid May through mid September. *Know how to swim. *Never swim alone. *Never swim at night.

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The north area of Myrtle Beach, which also stretches into the city of North Myrtle Beach, is a nice part of town that is near a lot of shopping and attractions. Generally, this area of the beach offers condo-style accommodations, which is great for those who need multiple bedrooms.

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Nightlife in Myrtle Beach is an intoxicating mix of salty ocean breeze, moonlight on the ocean, and the dazzling lights and pulsating music of our many popular places to dance the night away or just hang out. We've got nightclubs, dance clubs and sports bars, some right by the beach. Karaoke your thing?

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One of the biggest factors driving the price increases in Myrtle Beach has been the rising cost of labor. Hospitality businesses for months have struggled to hire — and hold on to — enough workers to keep their businesses functioning.

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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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