Myrtle Beach Welcomes Canadian Tourists for 65th Annual Can-Am Days Celebration (Photo Credit: Visit Myrtle Beach)


March 14, 2026 Tags:

Myrtle Beach is gearing up to welcome Canadian travellers once again as it marks the 65th Annual Can-Am Days, a tradition that has brought generations of Canadian snowbirds to South Carolina’s popular beach destination. This year, the event runs from March 13 to 22, 2026, continuing the long-standing celebration of Canadian visitors.

A Tradition of Warmth and Welcoming

For over six decades, Myrtle Beach has become a home away from home for Canadians seeking a sunny escape from the cold winters. Known for its beautiful beaches, top-notch golf courses, and a wide range of family-friendly activities, Myrtle Beach has earned the love of countless Canadian tourists. This year’s Can-Am Days will carry on the tradition of celebrating this special connection.

Stuart Butler, the president of Visit Myrtle Beach, shared his excitement about the event: “Myrtle Beach has long been a home away from home and beloved Southern getaway for countless snowbirds seeking a warm-weather retreat where they can explore sunny shores, world-class golf courses, and an incredible range of family-friendly entertainment. We’re thrilled to continue this tradition and welcome our Canadian friends with exceptional deals and experiences designed to fit every budget.”

Special Events and Promotions for Canadian Visitors

The Can-Am Days celebrations include a variety of events aimed at Canadian visitors. One of the highlights is the North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival on March 14, which brings a lively Irish celebration to the streets. Another key event is the Run to the Sun Car Show, which takes place from March 19 to 21, showcasing classic cars and giving visitors a chance to enjoy some classic American culture.

Throughout the Can-Am Days, Canadian visitors can enjoy a range of special discounts and offers. Participating resorts in Myrtle Beach are offering up to 50% off standard U.S. lodging rates for Canadians who show valid Canadian identification. In addition to savings on accommodations, attractions like Ripley’s Aquarium and select golf courses are offering special discounts for those with a Canadian ID or a Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) card. These deals make Myrtle Beach an even more attractive option for Canadian travellers.

Building Strong Connections with Canadian Tourists

Over the years, Myrtle Beach has built strong ties with Canadian tourists, many of whom return annually to spend part of their winter season along the Grand Strand. The destination’s ability to offer great weather, exciting events, and family-friendly activities has made it a top choice for snowbirds looking for a warm and welcoming getaway.

As Can-Am Days celebrates its 65th year, Myrtle Beach remains dedicated to offering Canadian visitors an unforgettable experience. With special deals, a packed schedule of events, and plenty of sunshine, the city continues to be a top destination for those looking to escape the winter chill and enjoy some Southern hospitality.

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