Traveling by Car
Enjoy the freedom of the open road by traveling to the Myrtle Beach area via car. Below are links to the driving directions from a major city near you along with the distance and approximate time until you arrive. Gas is relatively economical along the Grand Strand and you’ll enjoy seeing the sights and sounds at your leisure.
Montreal
| Directions from Montreal to Myrtle Beach |
Driving Distance: 1,713 km or 1,064 miles
Driving Time: 20 hours 42 minutes |
Ottawa
| Directions from Ottawa to Myrtle Beach |
Driving Distance: 1,630 kilometers or 1,010 miles
Driving Time: 21 hours 48 minutes |
Toronto
| Directions from Toronto to Myrtle Beach |
Driving Distance: 1,622 kilometers or 1,005 miles
Driving Time: 20 hours 13 minutes |
Quebec
| Directions from Quebec to Myrtle Beach |
Driving Distance: 1,940 kilometers or 1,202 miles
Driving Time: 23 hours 46 minutes |
Traveling by Air
Flying to the Myrtle Beach area is quick and effortless with so many well-known carriers includingAirTran, ASA/Delta/Comair, Continental, Myrtle Beach Direct Air, Spirit, Northwest, Southern Skyways, United and USAirways.
The Myrtle Beach International Airport is well-equipped and accessible via a number of US east-coast gateway options which include Toronto, Miami, Orlando, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, DC, Niagara Falls and New York. Your choice will take you right into the heart of the holiday area … the Myrtle Beach area of the Grand Strand.
The below airlines have services to the Myrtle Beach International Airport:
The Myrtle Beach International Airport serves as the commercial airport for the Grand Strand and also offers service for private companies. The airport is located on the south end of Myrtle Beach, approximately one mile from the Atlantic Ocean; it is accessible from U.S. 17 Business or Bypass.
If you’re in need of transportation, whether throughout your visit or to your ultimate stop, several automobile rental agencies, taxi companies, and limousine services are available to take you where you need to go.
