The Least Expensive Beach Town In SC

A new report reveals where the most affordable towns with an ocean view are.

• Upgraded Points has just come out with their list of the most and least expensive beach towns in the U.S.
• Their team compared the average nightly and weekly cost of beachfront hotels and vacation homes in 75 popular beach towns across the country.
• Based on the average price of a weeklong stay, the most expensive beach town is Montauk, New York, where a one-week oceanfront stay will set you back $6,454.
• The least expensive is Cedar Key, Florida, where the average cost is $1,330 per week.
• Least expensive for South Carolina is Pawleys Island. It's only 80 dollars a week more to stay in Myrtle Beach making that the 2nd least expensive in the state and 9th overall.

The Top 10 Most Expensive Beach Towns

1. Montauk, New York - $6,454 a week
2. Southampton, New York - $6,391 a week
3. East Hampton, New York - $6,178
4. Malibu, California - $6,150
5. Folly Beach, South Carolina - $5,943
6. Kiawah Island, South Carolina - $5,576
7. Lahaina, Hawaii - $4,946
8. Laguna Beach, California - $4,564
9. Key West, Florida - $4,547
10. Solana Beach, California - $4,372

The 10 Least Expensive Beach Towns

1. Cedar Key, Florida - $1,330
2. Ocean Springs, Mississippi - $1,491
3. Ocean Shores, Washington - $1,995
4. Port Aransas, Texas - $2,048
5. Galveston, Texas - $2,058
6. Ocean City, Maryland - $2,097
7. Pawleys Island, South Carolina - $2,160
8. San Juan Island, Washington - $2,191
9. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - $2,240
10. Bar Harbor, Maine - $2,254