Surf spot
Myrtle Beach 64th Ave.
Forecast conditions and map view for Myrtle Beach 64th Ave. in USA, South East, South Carolina. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- USA, South East, South Carolina
- Coordinates
- 33.7346, -78.8263
Myrtle Beach 64th Ave. (South Carolina, USA) is a classic East Coast beachbreak on the Grand Strand, best known for its sandy bottom, shifting peaks, and easy access rather than big, powerful waves.
Spot description
- Type: Beachbreak
- Bottom: Sand
- Wave quality: Usually modest and inconsistent, but can produce fun, surfable peaks when a swell lines up
- Best swell: Southeast to east swell is typically best
- Wind: Offshore conditions are generally better with westerly winds
- Tide: Often works best around mid tide, though this can vary with sandbars and swell size
What to expect
Myrtle Beach 64th Ave. tends to be crowded, especially in summer and on smaller surf days, because it’s in a very popular beach area with easy public access. The waves are often soft and weak, making it better for: - beginners on smaller days - longboarding - soft-top fun - cruising and practicing turns
When a stronger swell arrives, it can still get bumpy, closeout-prone, or stormy, since sandbars can shift quickly and the area is exposed to local wind conditions.
Hazards / considerations
- Crowds and swimmers
- Changing sandbars
- Rip currents
- Occasional water quality issues after rain
- Hurricane and tropical storm swell potential in late summer/fall
Overall vibe
This is more of a reliable local practice spot than a destination-quality wave. It can be fun when conditions line up, but it’s usually best approached with realistic expectations and a patient mindset.
