Vacation Rentals & House Rentals in Myrtle Beach

By Air

Over 29 cities have direct flights into Myrtle Beach International Airport, provided by airlines like Delta, Allegiant, American, Spirit, and more. Taxis, limos, and shuttles are available for the short drive to your Myrtle Beach villa rental. Public transportation is a reliable way to get around, or save time and rent a car for the duration of your vacation.

By Car

Myrtle Beach is well-connected to nearby cities by road. Here's how to get there from Conway, Murrells Inlet, and Sunset Beach.

1. Conway - About 15.4 miles away, travel time is about 30 minutes via the Veterans Highway SC-22.

2. Murrells Inlet - 13 miles to Myrtle Beach. Driving time is 21 minutes via the US Highway's Bypass.

3. Sunset Beach - The 25.6 miles drive is 43 minutes using the US 17 Highway.

Mild temperatures and abundant sunshine make Myrtle Beach the ideal escape from cooler climates, and the summer season is popular with beachgoers. Water temperatures peak in July in the 80's, but the water is warm enough to swim from May through September. The Atlantic also provides a cooling breeze during hot summer months. Temperatures can dip below freezing in the winter, so be sure to bring a sweater during the off-season.

Over sixty miles of beaches attract visitors from all over the world to vacation in Myrtle Beach, but there’s so much more to do here than just soak up the sun. Choosing one of the many centrally located Myrtle Beach condos on offer can help you and your family to make the most of your vacation.

Featuring the dazzling Sky Wheel, the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is your destination for food, shopping, and a variety of activities. Thrill rides, haunted houses, and arcades provide entertainment options just steps away from Myrtle Beach condo rentals, while a variety of shops populate the boardwalk.

Water sports like jet skiing, boating, and parasailing are popular activities, but there’s plenty to do on land, too. Catch a baseball game between April and September and cheer the Pelicans to victory just across the boardwalk. The Myrtle Beach Speedway offers top-speed race events, and the NASCAR Racing Experience lets you get in the driver’s seat of a real race car.

If you’re looking for some relaxation, Myrtle Beach is home to celebrity-designed golf courses that challenge golfers of all skill levels. Choose from more than 80 golf courses before enjoying some of the fresh local seafood at one of the area’s top restaurants.

There are plenty of options to go beyond the beach on your family vacation. Splashes Oceanfront Water Park and Myrtle Waves Water Park are a wild way to keep cool with kids. From lazy rivers to high-speed waterslides, you’ll find something for every family member.

There are multiple miniature golf options on offer in Myrtle Beach, and kids will also enjoy the myriad of Ripley’s attractions including Ripley’s Aquarium, Ripley’s 5D Moving Theater, and Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Maze.

Pirates on the high seas! If you’re looking for family-friendly food and entertainment, the Pirates Voyage dinner show dazzles audiences with high-flying acrobats aboard a full-size pirate ship. Enjoy a four-course pirate’s feast while cheering on a gang of swashbucklers, sea lions, and mermaids!

Warm sun and sandy beaches attract 14 million visitors to Myrtle Beach every year, but that's just the beginning of the exciting experiences along the Grand Strand. Book a comfortable and convenient Myrtle Beach condo today, and enjoy an unforgettable vacation in Myrtle Beach.

From pubs and seafood shacks to sports bars, there are many places to relax and enjoy a drink outside your vacation rental. Here are the top spots:

1. Bully's Pub & Grill - This is a perfect spot to grab an afternoon treat while enjoying views from the waterside dining area. Its gaming section has a pool table, bowling area, dart board, and the famous Golden Tee.

2. 8th Avenue Tiki Bar - 8th Avenue has a collection of over 50 beers and an outdoor deck for stunning views of the ocean. The menu features finger-licking offerings including seafood, pizza, salads, skewers, and burgers.

3. Molly Darcy's - This beachfront bar combines excellent dishes, a large selection of beers, live performances and a game room in an Irish setting. It also has an outdoor deck overlooking the beach.

4. Comedy Cabana - Many celebrated comics visit this gag factory for the best stand-up jokes. Next to the showroom is the bar which offers something more than just comedy.

5. RipTydz - It's located on Myrtle Beach Boardwalk with outstanding views of the ocean. Its menu features seafood, burgers, mac-n-cheese, beers and cocktails.

6. Atlas Tap House - Located a block from the beach, the bar draws guests with its whiskey collections and 100+ beer options. It also serves smoked beef, chicken, and tacos.

7. Original Shucker Raw Bar - This shack excels in a wide selection of beer, wings, and oysters. Its happy hour is the best time to dine and drink at low prices.

8. Ocean Annie's - Eat and drink in a shaded space within a party atmosphere that comes to life at night. The place offers live performances and a dancing space beside the pool.

9. Coconuts - Nestled north of Myrtle Beach, this tiki bar is a summer favorite and specializes in a wide range of bar offerings like burgers, cold drinks, sandwiches, and seafood.

10. Second Avenue Pier - This open-air bar is a great place to visit when you feel like stepping out of your beach house. Its bar's specialties include cheese dip, fries, sandwiches, shrimps, burgers, and pimento.

1. Caledonia

The historic charm of Caledonia will make you leave your vacation rental. It has fairways lined with live oaks and Spanish moss. From the clubhouse's patio, visitors see the course's great layout while enjoying the play.

2. Arcadian Shores

This course has a classic design that appeals to both handicappers and amateurs. The teeing ground is excellently laid out to add to this Lowcountry course's character.

3. Pine Lakes Golf Club

This is the oldest course in Myrtle Beach. Staff wears traditional kilts with knickers and bow ties which bring back the historical golfing days. It has a Hall of Fame that recognizes players whose efforts made Myrtle Beach a world-class golfing destination.

4. Willbrook Plantation

With a three-century history, Willbrook golf course became a fully-fledged course in the late '80s. Players can feel the historical charm thanks to the untouched live oak vegetation.

5. Tidewater Golf Course

This low-profile course boasts of fairways bordered by forests and marshy flatlands. The players' challenge comes when playing the tee shot that goes above and beyond a marsh to its beautiful greens.

1. World Famous Blue Crab Festival

Drawing over 50,000 guests to Little River, this event offers live performances, kids' games, and blue crab dishes.

2. Canadian-American Days Festival

This annual March festival recognizes and appreciates Canadians living in the south with SC's hospitality. Plenty of food and tours await you for a fun-filled fair.

3. The Horry County Fair

The festival promises the best family time where parents and children can bond, and youths can attend a learning session. It's an ideal place to create lasting memories with great live music, amusement rides, and different games.

1. Family Kingdom Amusement Park

This is one of the few remaining free-entry parks in America. Signature rides include the Giant Wheel, the O.D. Hopkins Log Flume, and the Great Pistolero Roundup.

2. Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade

The 1.2 mile-long boardwalk is defined by its charming shops, waterfront cafes, and the iconic vintage carousel. Nightly entertainment options make this a vibrant promenade, particularly in summer.

3. Ripley's Aquarium

The aquarium's walk-through tunnel lets you peek into the lives of the 10,000 exotic sea creatures living there. You can even touch some of the creatures who call this place home.

4. Myrtle Beach SkyWheel

At 187 feet, this is the tallest wheel in America, east of the Mississippi River. It rotates slowly so you can enjoy the panoramic views of Myrtle Beach. Not recommended for those afraid of heights!

5. Broadway at the Beach

Spread across a whopping 350 acres, this shopping center and entertainment complex has something for everyone, with theaters, restaurants, specialty shops, and nightclubs on offer for visitors. Kids will love the gag gifts from the Stupid Factory.