How long does it take to get from myrtle beach Sc to gilbert sc?

It takes approximately three hours and 15 minutes to drive this journey. The distance between Myrtle Beach, SC to Gilbert, SC is 171.4 miles (274.2 km). If you want to calculate any other distances or how long it will take to complete a journey, then have a look at this site: www.driving-distances.com/route-planner-mileage.php

• Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

If you are spending some time in Myrtle Beach there are lots of things to do and see. For a start, there are 60 miles of sandy beaches, which are always a huge source of entertainment for the young and old alike.

There are many different water sports that you can participate in, or if you feel like keeping your feet dry, a visit to the local championship golf course might take your fancy.

There are some great live shows and theaters, as well as traditional bars to liven the nights up, and you will find that Myrtle Beach is also the home to many award winning festivals such as the Sun Fun Festival and the Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo.

• Gilbert, South Carolina

Gilbert is situated halfway between Batesburg-Leesville and the City of Lexington in Lexington County, and it too hosts a festival that it is very proud of.

For more than 50 years, Gilbert has hosted the Lexington County Peach Festival, which takes place on July 4, American Independence Day and is at the peak of the peach season in South Carolina. This festival includes a Peach Parade and a Peach Pageant, and culminates in a spectacular firework display.

• Trip Advisor

If you want to find out more about these places, or in fact any other place, have a look at this site: www.tripadvisor.com/ It gives detailed reviews about all aspects of places such as restaurants. The reviews have been written by people who have actually visited these places so you know that they will be honest ones and so you can trust what they have to say.

This is a useful part of planning any trip because the last thing that you want is for it to be spoiled by something that could easily have been avoided.