Accessible Travel
The Beach is for Everybody
Accessible Travel
Myrtle Beach, The Beach, is a place where you can belong, a place to relax, and a place to be your true self with the people you love most. We know that traveling with disabilities can be challenging, and we, along with the City of Myrtle Beach, strive to equip you with the resources you need to enjoy the beach vacation of your dreams at The Beach.
Autism-Friendly Vacation Guide
Looking to learn more about sensory-friendly travel at The Beach?
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Savannah's Playground
There are several accessible beach access points with ramps and mesh walkways throughout the Grand Strand.
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Sunflower Lanyard ProgramÂ
Now offered at the Myrtle Beach International Airport, this program provides a discreet way for travelers with a hidden disability to self-identify, alerting airport personnel that they may require additional assistance or patience during travel.
Individuals wishing to utilize the program can request a sunflower lanyard at one of the two information booths near baggage claim and post-security near Nacho Hippo and Gate A2).
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Wheelchair Beach Access Points
The Myrtle Beach area is committed to accessibility for all visitors with disabilities. In North Myrtle Beach, and Surfside Beach, beach-going wheelchairs are available for use at no cost and there are many accessible beach access points throughout the Grand Strand. There are also hundreds of accessible beach access points across the Grand Strand, making it easy to get onto the beach.