Surfside Beach

The landscape around Surfside Beach is a low, sandy stretch of the Atlantic coastal plain, which has shaped both the town’s shoreline development and tourism-based economy. Set on the Atlantic Ocean south of Myrtle Beach, it forms part of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a long urbanized beach region known for wide sands and resort communities. The Surfside Beach Pier provides a focal point on the seafront, while public beach access points connect residential streets with the shore. Incorporated in 1964, the town promotes itself as “The Family Beach,” reflecting its relaxed, residential character. Find related webcams along the Grand Strand to build a fuller picture of South Carolina’s coast.

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