Sunset Renaissance at Myrtle Beach Resort

06/15/2026

Taking a ride on jet skis can be fun and we have discount codes for guests

06/15/2026

Beach nourishment project updates

This is why beach renourishment in Myrtle Beach is so important!

You can see how much wider the beach is in the renourished section (where all the pipes are set up) compared to the section that has not yet been renourished (above the pipes).

This photo was taken Friday, June 12 looking south from 12th Avenue South. It’s important to remember most of the beach in Myrtle Beach is open.

This project is adding sand to our beach, and it's much needed. Erosion from previous hurricanes and tropical storms have taken dozens of feet of sand from the beach, so this project brings new sand from permitted areas in the ocean.

The project is paid for entirely by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It closes 1,000-foot sections of the beach for construction. Those sections are closed to the public for a few days at a time as the work continues.

You can follow the project with a live tracker here: https://www.sac.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Myrtle-Beach-Renourishment/fbclid/IwY2xjawSWUT9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF3cVZzekFrZnRncDZsaHdjc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHnBciBFPuK30wsUYev53hrD04vo_T6AbDZFjoGeNkFvsxWk36kxRf7R7h_K9_aem_imjXUaHcWRfMUPrWMRvJEQ/

The tracker shows open areas, completed areas, forecasted closures and current closures.

The Myrtle Beach section of the project is expected to wrap up in July. It will then move south to Surfside Beach and Garden City.

The current timeline is not what was originally planned. Due to unforeseen equipment issues, the project in Myrtle Beach is on time for completion in early July instead of by Memorial Day.

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06/12/2026

Julio and saltines fav band to see when I’m in Myrtle beach

06/12/2026

The federal beach renourishment project is getting closer to the finish line in Myrtle Beach.

The project, which is funded entirely by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, takes sand from under the ocean and pumps it back onto the beach. This widens our beach, which is necessary due to erosion from the last few hurricanes and tropical storms that made their way here.

The project closes 1,000-foot sections of the beach. Those sections are closed to the public for a few days at a time as the work continues.

As of Wednesday, June 10, work is taking place from 29th Avenue North to 31st Avenue North and from Second Avenue North to just past Third Avenue South.

You can follow the project with a live tracker here: https://www.sac.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Myrtle-Beach-Renourishment/fbclid/IwY2xjawSWUT9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF3cVZzekFrZnRncDZsaHdjc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHnBciBFPuK30wsUYev53hrD04vo_T6AbDZFjoGeNkFvsxWk36kxRf7R7h_K9_aem_imjXUaHcWRfMUPrWMRvJEQ/

The tracker shows open areas, completed areas, forecasted closures and current closures.

The Myrtle Beach section of the project is expected to wrap up in early July. It will then move south to Surfside Beach and Garden City.

The current timeline is not what was originally planned. Due to unforeseen equipment issues, the project in Myrtle Beach is on time for completion in early July instead of by Memorial Day.

2024 renourishment of the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand.

06/12/2026

Yuummmmm breakfast at Surfside diner at the pier one of my favs ! The walk to the pier and walk back = I can have a cheat day lol 😂

Todays featured waffle- cinnamon apple waffle with hot baked apple to top and whip cream . Surf Diner