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Welcome to Myrtle Beach Web Cams! From the webcams here, you can get a preview of what the beaches look like before you head here for your vacation.

Whether you choose to drive, fly, or take a train or bus, you'll find that Myrtle Beach is easily accessible, no matter which mode of transportation you select. In fact, traveling to Myrtle Beach has never been easier, thanks to improvements to the region's roadways and airport. For example, the Veterans Highway, or the Conway Bypass, is designed to relieve some of the traffic jams that tend to happen along U.S. 501 and S.C. 544 and Highway 9. The addition of interchanges S.C. 319 and 905, along with U.S. 701, are also meant to help improve traffic flow.

Highway 31, running parallel to the ocean and Highway 17, opened in 2002, allowing easy access from the north end to the south end of the Grand Strand.

Daily golf picture by On the Green Magazine

Once you arrive in Myrtle Beach, you should find it fairly easy to get around. It's important to remember that Ocean Boulevard and Kings Highway (or Business Hwy. 17) run north and south along the Grand Strand, parallel to the ocean. Intersecting these are east-west avenues which are numbered sequentially. Highway 17 Bypass, frequently referred to as just "the Bypass," starts in Murrells Inlet and extends north until it joins with Kings Highway near the Restaurant Row district. It is also the Grand Strand's westernmost highway running parallel to the Atlantic. If you intend to fly, you'll be pleased to know the Myrtle Beach International Airport is the object of an $8.9 million renovation that includes runway upgrades, hanger changes, and terminal improvements.

Airlines which offer service to Myrtle Beach include Air Canada, Delta, Continental, Midway, Spirit, Air Tran, US Airways, and Vanguard. You'll also find that the airport offers car rental service, taxis, and limousines. Other airports in the area include the Grand Strand Airport in North Myrtle Beach, servicing private and corporate aircraft, and the Conway-Horry County Airport, offering refueling, maintenance, and parking for private and company aircraft. The Conway-Horry County Airport also hosts the North American Institutre of Aviation, one of the nation's best flying schools.

If you prefer taking a train, Amtrak service is available through a terminal in Florence, S.C. Buses can then transport you the 70-mile distance to Myrtle Beach. To travel from the Grand Strand to neighboring towns, you can board CRPTA (Coastal Rapid Public Transit Authority) which offers bus transportation along the major thoroughfares. You can find bus schedules at any Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce office.

As you can see, Myrtle Beach offers a number of transportation options for travelers and many of them are exceedingly affordable. Remember, getting there is half the fun, so choose your transportation wisely.

By checking out the area's lodging online, you can also find some fairly deep discounts on either North Myrtle Beach Hotels or Myrtle Beach Hotels before getting here.

You can also talk with the locals on the Myrtle Beach Message Board, and ask questions about jobs, hotels, attractions, and other things about the area.



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Read over 2000 Myrtle Beach Restaurant Reviews	Myrtle Beach Webcams Springmaid Beach Pier Cam Welcome to Myrtle Beach Web Cams! From the webcams here, you can get a preview of what the beaches look like before you head here for your vacation. Whether you choose to drive, fly, or take a train or bus, you'll find that Myrtle Beach is easily accessible, no matter which mode of transportation you select. In fact, traveling to Myrtle Beach has never been easier, thanks to improvements to the region's roadways and airport. For example, the Veterans Highway, or the Conway Bypass, is designed to relieve some of the traffic jams that tend to happen along U.S. 501 and S.C. 544 and Highway 9. The addition of interchanges S.C. 319 and 905, along with U.S. 701, are also meant to help improve traffic flow. Highway 31, running parallel to the ocean and Highway 17, opened in 2002, allowing easy access from the north end to the south end of the Grand Strand. Daily golf picture by On the Green Magazine Once you arrive in Myrtle Beach, you should find it fairly easy to get around. It's important to remember that Ocean Boulevard and Kings Highway (or Business Hwy. 17) run north and south along the Grand Strand, parallel to the ocean. Intersecting these are east-west avenues which are numbered sequentially. Highway 17 Bypass, frequently referred to as just "the Bypass," starts in Murrells Inlet and extends north until it joins with Kings Highway near the Restaurant Row district. It is also the Grand Strand's westernmost highway running parallel to the Atlantic. If you intend to fly, you'll be pleased to know the Myrtle Beach International Airport is the object of an $8.9 million renovation that includes runway upgrades, hanger changes, and terminal improvements. Airlines which offer service to Myrtle Beach include Air Canada, Delta, Continental, Midway, Spirit, Air Tran, US Airways, and Vanguard. You'll also find that the airport offers car rental service, taxis, and limousines. Other airports in the area include the Grand Strand Airport in North Myrtle Beach, servicing private and corporate aircraft, and the Conway-Horry County Airport, offering refueling, maintenance, and parking for private and company aircraft. The Conway-Horry County Airport also hosts the North American Institutre of Aviation, one of the nation's best flying schools. If you prefer taking a train, Amtrak service is available through a terminal in Florence, S.C. Buses can then transport you the 70-mile distance to Myrtle Beach. To travel from the Grand Strand to neighboring towns, you can board CRPTA (Coastal Rapid Public Transit Authority) which offers bus transportation along the major thoroughfares. You can find bus schedules at any Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce office. As you can see, Myrtle Beach offers a number of transportation options for travelers and many of them are exceedingly affordable. Remember, getting there is half the fun, so choose your transportation wisely. By checking out the area's lodging online, you can also find some fairly deep discounts on either North Myrtle Beach Hotels or Myrtle Beach Hotels before getting here. You can also talk with the locals on the Myrtle Beach Message Board, and ask questions about jobs, hotels, attractions, and other things about the area.	This site is undergoing its first major upgrade in several years. Check back later this year when our new expanded site will be published.