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Located on the right side (South Side) of the Main Street Pier in Myrtle Beach. While driving on Ocean Blvd. look for the Bar Harbor Motel, park in their parking lot and walk right out to the beach...thats the spot. English (Translate this text in English): Located on the right side (South Side) of the Main Street Pier in Myrtle Beach. While driving on Ocean Blvd. look for the Bar Harbor Motel, park in their parking lot and walk right out to the beach...thats the spot. English (Translate this text in English): Located on the right side (South Side) of the Main Street Pier in Myrtle Beach. While driving on Ocean Blvd. look for the Bar Harbor Motel, park in their parking lot and walk right out to the beach...thats the spot. English (Translate this text in English): Located on the right side (South Side) of the Main Street Pier in Myrtle Beach. While driving on Ocean Blvd. look for the Bar Harbor Motel, park in their parking lot and walk right out to the beach...thats the spot. DistanceIn the city WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Park your car at the Bar Harbor Parking Lot to the south of the pier. The spot is right out front.

English (Translate this text in English): Park your car at the Bar Harbor Parking Lot to the south of the pier. The spot is right out front.

English (Translate this text in English): Park your car at the Bar Harbor Parking Lot to the south of the pier. The spot is right out front.

English (Translate this text in English): Park your car at the Bar Harbor Parking Lot to the south of the pier. The spot is right out front.

Atmosphere

I'm not sure if this is a man-made reef or natural but there are typically three sections to it. There is a cloudbreak outside reef which will break under big swells, a mid-break and a shallow inside break. All are rock/reef and covered in seaweed. Rarely anyone ever surfs here. Which is funny because it is Myrtle Beach's ONLY low-tide option and can break exceptionally well for South Carolina surfing standards. Beginners should watch out though, the shallow reef can be dangerous!

English (Translate this text in English): I'm not sure if this is a man-made reef or natural but there are typically three sections to it. There is a cloudbreak outside reef which will break under big swells, a mid-break and a shallow inside break. All are rock/reef and covered in seaweed. Rarely anyone ever surfs here. Which is funny because it is Myrtle Beach's ONLY low-tide option and can break exceptionally well for South Carolina surfing standards. Beginners should watch out though, the shallow reef can be dangerous!

English (Translate this text in English): I'm not sure if this is a man-made reef or natural but there are typically three sections to it. There is a cloudbreak outside reef which will break under big swells, a mid-break and a shallow inside break. All are rock/reef and covered in seaweed. Rarely anyone ever surfs here. Which is funny because it is Myrtle Beach's ONLY low-tide option and can break exceptionally well for South Carolina surfing standards. Beginners should watch out though, the shallow reef can be dangerous!

English (Translate this text in English): I'm not sure if this is a man-made reef or natural but there are typically three sections to it. There is a cloudbreak outside reef which will break under big swells, a mid-break and a shallow inside break. All are rock/reef and covered in seaweed. Rarely anyone ever surfs here. Which is funny because it is Myrtle Beach's ONLY low-tide option and can break exceptionally well for South Carolina surfing standards. Beginners should watch out though, the shallow reef can be dangerous!

General

Light onshore winds are usually best, offshores may beat down the swell a bit. Under optimal conditions, the lefts can peel down the beach bending around the reef for 100 yard+ rides. The rights break a bit faster and can have some fun sections, but watch out of for the inside section, as the shallow inside reef likes to dump right on to it. Although great for little cover ups, not so great for the inexperianced surfer who may get hurt, so use caution when surfing this break. When The Reef is on it can sometimes make you question if you're even in SC...but that is very rare.

English (Translate this text in English): Light onshore winds are usually best, offshores may beat down the swell a bit. Under optimal conditions, the lefts can peel down the beach bending around the reef for 100 yard+ rides. The rights break a bit faster and can have some fun sections, but watch out of for the inside section, as the shallow inside reef likes to dump right on to it. Although great for little cover ups, not so great for the inexperianced surfer who may get hurt, so use caution when surfing this break. When The Reef is on it can sometimes make you question if you're even in SC...but that is very rare.

English (Translate this text in English): Light onshore winds are usually best, offshores may beat down the swell a bit. Under optimal conditions, the lefts can peel down the beach bending around the reef for 100 yard+ rides. The rights break a bit faster and can have some fun sections, but watch out of for the inside section, as the shallow inside reef likes to dump right on to it. Although great for little cover ups, not so great for the inexperianced surfer who may get hurt, so use caution when surfing this break. When The Reef is on it can sometimes make you question if you're even in SC...but that is very rare.

English (Translate this text in English): Light onshore winds are usually best, offshores may beat down the swell a bit. Under optimal conditions, the lefts can peel down the beach bending around the reef for 100 yard+ rides. The rights break a bit faster and can have some fun sections, but watch out of for the inside section, as the shallow inside reef likes to dump right on to it. Although great for little cover ups, not so great for the inexperianced surfer who may get hurt, so use caution when surfing this break. When The Reef is on it can sometimes make you question if you're even in SC...but that is very rare.

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