March and April are mild and sunny. You can expect temperatures in the 60s and 70s, with low humidity. It’s a popular Spring break destination. It also has some of the most affordable prices for hotels and entertainment on the coast. Water temperatures warm up a little slower than the air, but the ocean can be pleasant by late spring.

As the temperatures rise, the possibilities of fun in Myrtle Beach go up, too. Spring is prime visiting time on the Grand Strand, and for good reason. The weather doesn’t have far to recover from a mild winter. Conditions are comfortable, before the heat and humidity of a Carolina summer set in. Here are a few facts to consider when making plans to visit Myrtle Beach this spring.