Myrtle Beach Welcomes Back Canadian Travelers
When You're Ready, We're Ready At The Beach.
The Myrtle Beach area is the jewel of South Carolina and is nestled along the mid-Atlantic region of the eastern United States. It's the place where time loses its meaning and cares slip away with the tide. Vacationers wake each morning to the bright yellow sun and drift off each evening to the soft sound of the ocean. Each day is filled with a fun adventure, a new memory, and sun-kissed cheeks. With 100km/60 miles of picturesque beaches and an average year-round temperature of 25° Celsius, luscious green palmetto trees, cloudless skies, and a touch of southern comfort, you'll easily understand what makes this place so amazing and why our visitors return to our shores year after year.
We are ready when you are ready to welcome our Canadian friends back to The Beach! From beautiful beaches to 90 golf courses, there is plenty of outdoor activities for you to kick back, relax, and enjoy in Myrtle Beach. We have two state parks as well, that boast some of the best bird watching and views in South Carolina, along with warm year-round temperatures, delicious food, and comfortable accommodations. It sounds like you belong back at The Beach!
Visit for Can-Am Days in March
The Beach is celebrating it's 62nd year of Canadian-American (Can-Am) Days this March 11-19, 2023. Click the button below to learn more about events, special discounts, outdoor adventures, and more that you can explore in sunny Myrtle Beach.
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Traveling To The Beach
If you're the traveler who wants to get to the Grand Strand fast so you can begin enjoying the sights and sounds of the Myrtle Beach area sooner, no problem! Flying here is easier than ever via the Myrtle Beach International Airport, with several well-known carriers flying non-stop to Myrtle Beach, including Spirit Airlines and Allegiant Air.
Non-stop air service from Detroit, MI, on Spirit Air and Albany and Newburgh/Stewart, NY on Allegiant Air to Myrtle Beach. The Myrtle Beach International Airport is also well-equipped and accessible via a multitude of U.S. east-coast gateway options - click here to see more flight options.
Driving Distances To Myrtle Beach From Canada
Alberta |
km |
miles |
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Calgary |
4171 |
2562 |
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Edmonton |
4155 |
2582 |
British Columbia |
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|
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Richmond |
5011 |
3114 |
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Vancouver |
5019 |
3119 |
New Brunswick |
|
|
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Fredericton |
2091 |
1299 |
|
Moncton |
2205 |
1370 |
Nova Scotia |
|
|
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Halifax |
2534 |
1575 |
Quebec |
|
|
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Montreal |
1665 |
1035 |
|
Quebec City |
1924 |
1196 |
Saskatchewan |
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Regina |
3374 |
2097 |
Ontario |
km |
miles |
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Barrie |
1596 |
992 |
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Bradford |
1567 |
974 |
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Brampton |
1512 |
940 |
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Burlington |
1462 |
909 |
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Kingston |
1522 |
946 |
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Gananque |
1490 |
926 |
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Hamilton |
1475 |
917 |
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Kitchener |
1530 |
951 |
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London |
1485 |
923 |
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Mississauga |
1498 |
931 |
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Niagara Falls |
1585 |
985 |
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Oakville |
1483 |
922 |
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Ottawa |
1625 |
1010 |
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Richmond Hill |
1541 |
958 |
|
Toronto |
1519 |
944 |
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Area Tide Charts for Fishing & Boating
Average Temperature Highs and Average Monthly Precipitation
(Water and air temperatures based on 30 years of data; in degrees Fahrenheit)
|
Month |
Air |
Water |
Precipitation |
|
January |
57° |
50° |
4.02" |
|
February |
61° |
51° |
3.45" |
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March |
68° |
55° |
4.27" |
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April |
75° |
64° |
3.31" |
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May |
82° |
73° |
3.20" |
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June |
88° |
80° |
4.79" |
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July |
91° |
83° |
5.93" |
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August |
89° |
83° |
6.42" |
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September |
84° |
81° |
6.84" |
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October |
77° |
73° |
4.63" |
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November |
69° |
61° |
3.26" |
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December |
60° |
55° |
4.06" |
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Updated February 2019 |
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Annual Weather Statistical Averages
(Water and air temperatures based on more than 30 years of data)
|
Sunny days |
215 |
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Overcast days |
150 |
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Frost days |
42 |
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Days when the maximum temperature is more than 90 degrees |
40 |
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Days with .10 inches of rain or more |
77 |
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Number of sunny days during an average summer month |
18 |
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Number of sunny days during an average winter month |
15 |
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Wettest months |
Aug. & Sep. |
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Driest months |
May & Nov. |
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Hottest day (105 degrees F) |
Aug. 22, 1983 |
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Coldest day (4 degrees F) |
Jan. 21, 1985 |
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Updated February 2019 |
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What To Wear
Think light when holidaying in the Myrtle Beach area. Summer temperatures mean light clothing is all that is required, with just a light jacket or sweater being adequate for the days or evenings in spring or autumn. Only slightly heavier clothes are needed for a winter visit.
Fast Facts
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20 million people visit the Myrtle Beach area annually
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425 Hotels/Resorts = 98,600 Sleeping rooms/Suites
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90 Golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area
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3.2 million rounds of golf are played annually
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1800 Restaurants are located along the Grand Strand
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Coastal Carolina Cuisine
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7 Live Entertainment Theaters
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200 Outlet Retail Stores offering spectacular shopping
Accommodations
International visitors will find the hotel rate seasons reversed in South Carolina. The winter is low season in the Myrtle Beach area, with June to August designated as the high season when accommodation rates are higher.
A holiday stay in the Myrtle Beach area offers something for every budget, with more than 450 hotels and 90,000 accommodation units. These range from elegant golf and seaside resorts, to rustic cottages, and motels. Choose from a variety of lodging locations including oceanfront, oceanview, or a short walk or drive to the ocean. There are also several campgrounds located between Myrtle Beach and the South Strand, with campers having the choice of nearly a dozen campgrounds, two state parks, and more than 7,000 camping sites, many just feet from the surf and ocean.
Vacation Condo Resorts and Beach Home Rentals are affordable options for couples, golfers or several families gathering for a reunion. From cottages nestled in the dunes of Pawleys Island to condos overlooking the North Myrtle Beach seaside, there are options to fit all tastes and budgets.
Click here for Myrtle Beach Hotels and Motels, other lodging options.
Warm Southern Welcome - Myrtle Beach Style
Something that many visitors remark upon is the traditional warm southern welcome they receive in the Myrtle Beach area, whether from smiling hotel receptionists or from restaurant staff. The recipe for a memorable Myrtle Beach area holiday comes automatically with two special ingredients - southern charm and southern hospitality.
Currency Rate And Conversion
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Plan Ahead For Your Foreign Currency Exchange
Due to COVID-19, most banks do not maintain an in-house supply of foreign currency. It may take several business days to receive the requested foreign currency. Although most banks will allow for the exchange of foreign paper currency.
Bank of America
2510 N. Oak St., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 946-2100
Account Holders Only
BB&T
2619 N. Oak St., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 443-4240
Account Holders Only
The Citizens Bank
3796 Hwy. 17 Bypass, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
(843) 651-4420
Account Holders Only
First Citizens Bank
2002 N. Oak St., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 444-4396
Account Holders Only
TD Bank
2003 Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 445-5700
No TD Bank account is necessary to exchange or order foreign currency. A fee of $10 will be charged per currency transaction for Non-Account Holders. A fee of $7.50 will be charged per currency transaction for Account Holders.
Wells Fargo
2110 N. Oak St., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 448-2688
Account Holders Only
