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Myrtle Beach Today
By the People, for the People
Myrtle Beach Beaches Receive Fresh Sand as Renourishment Project Begins
Crews start placing sand to fix hurricane erosion along the Myrtle Beach coastline
Published on Feb. 22, 2026
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Beach renourishment work is now underway along the Myrtle Beach oceanfront, with crews placing sand between 52nd and 64th Avenues North to repair damage from recent hurricanes. The work will move through the Cabana Section, Arcadian Shores, and Third Avenue South areas, with the full Myrtle Beach coastline expected to be finished by Memorial Day.
Why it matters
Myrtle Beach's beaches are a vital part of the local tourism economy, and regular renourishment efforts help maintain the beaches and protect coastal properties from erosion. This project aims to restore the beaches to their pre-hurricane condition and ensure they are ready for the busy summer season.
The details
The first phase of the Myrtle Beach renourishment project is focused on placing sand between 52nd and 64th Avenues North. Crews will then move through other sections of the coastline, including the Cabana Section, Arcadian Shores, and Third Avenue South areas. The full Myrtle Beach coastline is expected to be completed by Memorial Day. Residents can follow the progress of the project on an interactive map.
- Beach renourishment work is now underway along the Myrtle Beach oceanfront.
- The full Myrtle Beach coastline is expected to be completed by Memorial Day.
The players
Myrtle Beach
A coastal city in South Carolina that is a popular tourist destination known for its beaches, golf courses, and family-friendly attractions.
The takeaway
This beach renourishment project is crucial for maintaining Myrtle Beach's beaches and protecting the local tourism industry. By restoring the beaches to their pre-hurricane condition, the city is ensuring they are ready to welcome visitors for the busy summer season.
