SC City
Road Trips to Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach is a city in South Carolina that is accessible via 68 different routes. The shortest drive is just 0.2 hours from a point 7 miles away, while the longest is 6 hours from 290 miles out. You'll have more control over your itinerary arriving by car than relying on airport shuttles, and you can bring gear for beach activities. The state sees the most visitors from a unique origin state.
10 routes from 1 states, grouped by origin region. Closest: 8 mi.
First-time tip
Parking can be challenging in Myrtle Beach. Consider using public beach access points with dedicated parking lots or exploring ride-sharing options once you've arrived and parked your car.
About Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach is a major tourist destination and the central focus of the Grand Strand coast of South Carolina. It is widely known for its wide beaches, numerous golf courses, seafood restaurants, and outlet-style shopping, as well as one of the highest concentrations of miniature golf courses you'll find anywhere. A popular spring break destination, Myrtle Beach is heavily developed and crowded, in contrast to other Southern beaches, such as the Outer Banks in North Carolina, and attracts a lot of tourists from other Southern states or "Snowbirds" from the North, who may own a condominium or t...
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From the Southeast
10 total in this region
Driving from Florence, SC takes about 1.1 hours and covers 53.1 miles. From Darlington, SC, expect 1.8 hours and 77.5 miles. The Southeast region offers the most direct routes to Myrtle Beach, making it an easy drive for many.
From North Charleston, SC
North Charleston, SC to Myrtle Beach
Drive score 9/10
From Greenville, SC
Greenville, SC to Myrtle Beach
Drive score 9/10
From Anderson, SC
Anderson, SC to Myrtle Beach
Drive score 9/10
From Clemson, SC
Clemson, SC to Myrtle Beach
Drive score 9/10
From Walhalla, SC
Walhalla, SC to Myrtle Beach
Drive score 9/10