Find cheap flights to Myrtle Beach (MYR), United States

Located in the heart of South Carolina’s Grand Strand region, Myrtle Beach offers activities for everyone: boardwalk shopping, amusement parks, over 100 golf courses and miles of pristine public beaches. One top spot is Broadway at the Beach, a 350-acre complex packed with boutiques, restaurants and attractions including Ripley’s Aquarium and fireworks all summer long. Nearby, catch nine innings of minor league baseball with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans or take on go-kart racing at the NASCAR SpeedPark.

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Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) is served by airlines including Delta, Continental, United Express, Northwest, American and US Airways, with direct flights available from East Coast cities like New York City, Boston and Atlantic City. Frequent direct flights also arrive from Charlotte and Atlanta, where the majority of indirect flights connect. Discount airlines Allegiant Air and Spirit Airlines also serve Myrtle Beach with low priced fares. Spirit flights mostly originate along the East Coast, whereas Allegiant flies in from six cities including Grand Rapids, MI and Knoxville, TN.

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If you’re seeking the cheapest airfare and are open to renting a car, compare deals with other nearby international airports. Find cheap flights to Wilmington, located just 90 minutes northeast.

If the beach is your scene, Myrtle Beach’s wide sandy strip gives you plenty of room to spread your blanket and catch some rays. And if you’d rather be catching waves, look into windsurfing equipment rental from numerous shacks lining the beach.

For an unforgettable evening, indulge in the local specialty – Calabash seafood – from a waterfront table at Drunken Jack’s Restaurant & Lounge. Then, take in a show at the Alabama Theatre or The Carolina Opry, Myrtle Beach’s answers to Broadway. End the night with elegant designer cocktails at the sleek, dimly lit City Bar.

Gambling isn’t legal in Myrtle Beach, but in the international waters a short distance east, you can try your luck while cruising aboard the SunCruz Aquasino, a 220-foot luxury vessel with full-course dining, free drinks and live entertainment.

Time your visit right, and you can enjoy the area’s best festivals and celebrations. Each summer kicks off in early June with the Sun Fun Festival, a weekend of live music, watercraft racing, fireworks and the Miss Sun Fun Pageant. In early September, the end of summer is commemorated with the Beach, Boogie & BBQ Festival, two days of competitive BBQ, beer gardens, wake board demonstrations and activities and entertainment for an all-ages crowd. Be sure to find a Myrtle Beach hotel deal early during these peak travel times.