Visiting Myrtle Beach in the winter provides an opportunity to explore everything the Grand Strand has to offer. The crowds have thinned for the season and the weather is warm but not tropical, proving comfortable for enjoying activities inside and out. From fabulous shows to amazing food and family-friendly attractions, you’ll find enough things to do to take a winter vacation in Myrtle Beach with your family, friends, or golf buddies. Start planning your stay at Coral Beach today using these winter vacation itinerary ideas that are fun for travelers of all ages.
Top 30 Things To Do in Myrtle Beach in the Winter
Stroll along the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and enjoy some of the best oceanfront dining in Myrtle Beach and fun boardwalk shops.
Soar in style at Helicopter Adventures for beautiful views of Myrtle Beach from the sky.
Challenge the family to a bowling match at Coral Beach's on-site bowling alley, Entertainment Zone.
Snap photos with your favorite stars at one of Myrtle Beach's most popular attractions: The Hollywood Wax Museum.
Let the kids explore and learn at EdVenture Myrtle Beach (formerly the South Carolina Children’s Museum).
Get into the holiday spirit with a Myrtle Beach Christmas show like The Carolina Opry's Christmas Show of the South.
Spend some time under the sea at Ripley’s Aquarium at Broadway at the Beach.
Meet alligators, monkeys, and hyenas at Alligator Adventure in Barefoot Landing.
Let the kids burn off their energy (parents welcome too!) at Sky Zone Myrtle Beach, formerly Rockin' Jump.
Ignite your imagination at WonderWorks with over 100 hands-on exhibits, from a hurricane wind simulator to human-sized bubbles to a ropes course and more.
Attend Myrtle Beach's take on a New York New Year's Eve at Market Common's Southern Times Square celebration.
Take a ride on The SkyWheel to view miles of the beautiful Carolina coastline! This favorite Myrtle Beach attraction has climate controlled gondolas for winter or summer.
Channel your inner pirate with a show full of stunts and entertainment all while enjoying a four-course meal at Pirate’s Voyage.
Relax and enjoy the less-crowded winter season with a walk on the beach just steps from our oceanfront resort.
Let your adrenaline rush at Ripley’s Haunted Adventure as you make your way through this haunted house with laser guns.
Visit Winter Wonderland at the Beach any winter weekend through January 1 to see a light display along the boardwalk and let the kids explore at the Family Fun Zone.
Wine and dine yourself during January’s Restaurant Week South Carolina, an 11-day celebration of the best restaurants in South Carolina.
Visit Brookgreen Gardens during their winter events to see why this Myrtle Beach attraction is a favorite for locals and visitors. The most popular winter event at Brookgreen is Nights of a Thousand Candles.
Take part in a mini marathon! The Twinkling Two Miler will warm you up and benefit a great cause this winter.
Spend an evening enchanted by the Long Bay Symphony, a local Myrtle Beach organization dedicated to the cultural growth of the Grand Strand area.
Escape to nature at Vereen Memorial Gardens for a winter hike, picnic, or quiet family time.
Enjoy our warm, 86-degree indoor pool and grab a fun drink to give your winter stay a tropical twist.
Make dessert the main event while you’re in Myrtle Beach on vacation at this outrageous milkshake shop in The Market Common or dazzle the kids with this over-the-top candy store that also features a candy martini bar for the adults.
Rent an electric bike and explore nearby trails and take in the scenic views of Myrtle Beach without breaking a sweat!
Best Place To Stay in Myrtle Beach in the Winter
Voted the “Best Family Resort” by the Travel Channel, Coral Beach Resort makes any stay paradise no matter who you’re traveling with. On-site amenities include bowling and an entertainment zone to keep the kids busy between stops at other top Myrtle Beach winter attractions, making a parent's job a little easier. Plus, the children's waterpark and hot tub are welcome retreats for vacationers of every age. Select the room that’s right for you—we offer oceanfront suites, efficiencies, and standard hotel stays so you can be comfortable whether you like to cook at home or indulge in local fare.
Myrtle Beach in Winter FAQs
What is the average winter temperature in Myrtle Beach?
Expect the temperatures during your Myrtle Beach winter vacation to hover between 40℉ and 60°F. Pack a light jacket to wear for outdoor holiday events and parades, and if you get chilly, there are tons of indoor activities and amenities at Coral Beach to keep you entertained.
Is Myrtle Beach a good place to go in the winter?
Myrtle Beach is a great place for fun in the sun, but it is also a wonderful winter destination, and when the crowds thin, you won’t have to worry about lines or reservations to enjoy all of your favorite attractions. A Myrtle Beach winter vacation lets you take advantage of the off-season specials at hotels too.
Is the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk open in winter?
Yes, the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is open all winter and you’ll find strolling the area in the off-season to be less crowded and more relaxing than in the summer. Winter on the boardwalk also includes seasonal activities that happen only in the off-season, like the Winter Wonderland.
10/11/2024
