Myrtle Beach Surf Guide
Surf spot guide
Myrtle Beach Surf Guide
Most of Myrtle is like anywhere else in South Carolina -- one long stretch of beachbreak. 29th Avenue typically has better surf than most of Myrtle -- particularly on a S swell. There is also marginally better, though murkier, surf at the creek mouth.
Local Vibe
Not much.
Crowd Factor
light, except alongside the piers and at 29th Avenue south
Spot Rating
Fun scattered peaks, ideal for all types surfers most days.
Shoulder Burn
Hard NE and SW winds can produce strong currents, but generally pretty mellow.
Water Quality
Some runoff pollution after heavy rains.
Hazards
Miscellaneous sea creatures in the water, and cranky fishermen near the piers.
Access
Lots of public access along most of the Myrtle Beach coast. Some restricted surfing areas during the summer.
Bottom
Sand
Best Season
Late summer, early fall, early spring
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