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Myrtle Beach by bus
Myrtle Beach by bus
Lymo City-wide bus system is an affordable and popular form of transportation which serves a number of cities along the Grand Strand. There are 80 Lymo buses which travel on 22 regular routes year-round. Fares are $2-5, depending on the distance. Service hours can be limited.
The Coast RTA-Waccamaw Regional Transportation Authority. Local bus service is available by the Coast RTA. It offers service seven days a week, 365 days a year. It is affordable bus transportation along major thoroughfares and to and from the Grand Strand and neighboring towns. Schedules are available at all Myrtle Beach Area Conventions and Visitors Bureau offices.
Myrtle Beach also includes Greyhound bus lines, shuttle buses, electric tram, and the city bus line. These modes of public transportation can bring tourists to and from the airport as well as a number of popular attractions within the city.
Another alternative for those without cars are charter buses. Coach buses are cost-effective for large groups of people who want to relax and enjoy personal service. Charter buses travel locally as well as out of state. Reservations for charter buses are best made a few weeks in advance and prices are determined by the location of the destination.
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