Fly & Drive guide
Fly into MYR, drive to Myrtle Beach
Your route
MYR
Myrtle Beach International Airport
Myrtle Beach
About 13 min · 7 mi by car, no stops. Estimate only.
Your arrival plan
01Flights to MYR
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02Car at MYR
Pick up at the airport and drive straight to Myrtle Beach. Compare rental companies in one search.
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03Store extra bags
Early arrival or late flight home? Drop luggage nearby and keep the car light for the park.
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04 · First night near Myrtle Beach
Sleep close after the drive so day one starts in the park.
04Hotels near Myrtle Beach
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04Cabins & homes near Myrtle Beach
Whole homes and cabins for families or groups who want a kitchen and space.
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Before you land
Reservations
State Park Camping and Pier Access Check
Oceanfront campsites at Myrtle Beach State Park and Huntington Beach State Park are the region's primary bottleneck, often booking 11 months in advance. While beach access is open, specific historical sites like Atalaya Castle require separate on-site admission. Always check the official South Carolina State Parks portal for current coastal access and camping availability.
Official reservation infoBest time to fly in
June – August, September – October
Quick answers
What is the closest airport to Myrtle Beach?
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) is the nearest commercial airport we route from.
How long is the drive from MYR to Myrtle Beach?
Roughly 13 min (about 7 miles) by car, without stops. Times are estimates.
Do I need a reservation to visit Myrtle Beach?
Oceanfront campsites at Myrtle Beach State Park and Huntington Beach State Park are the region's primary bottleneck, often booking 11 months in advance. While beach access is open, specific historical sites like Atalaya Castle require separate on-site admission. Always check the official South Carolina State Parks portal for current coastal access and camping availability.