When Myrtle Beach residents say It’s freezing! they mean it’s probably dipped into the 40s.
It’s cute, and it’s quaint, and it’s true. Myrtle Beach winters are so mild they make mild salsa look like extra-special hot sauce. That’s why locals love it, and also why visitors make reservations for the Grand Strand in colder weather.
Although winter trips to Myrtle Beach aren’t much different from the plans you make during peak season, there are some differences.
That’s why we’ve put together this list of cold-weather fun for your next trip. Temperatures rarely hit the freezing mark in Myrtle Beach, and some January days feel downright springlike. Imagine a sun-swept afternoon in cool air and on uncrowded, pristine beaches …