PART 2. FRUIT INSPIRED DESTINATIONS IN CLEARWATER: Head north 2 miles from the Clearwater Beach roundabout and just before your reach Mile Marker 25 you'll find a Mango of a different kind.
No tropical fruit here, as shared in Part 1. like Papaya, this is the name of a little street in the residential section of North Clearwater Beach's Mandalay community.
Mango Street's western most point is the white sands of the Gulf of Mexico and is also home to the City of Clearwater's Public Beach Access #5.
It is located at the intersection of El Dorado (the street that runs north and south along the beach) and Mango (which runs east to west) or as I like to say - from shore to shore!
There are many unique beach homes in the Mandalay community.
Here are a few to give you a flavor for what you might find when you visit. 
As you head east from the beach, you'll cross Mandalay Avenue which is the main road through North Clearwater beaches residential district. Then you will cross Bruce, then Lantana, then Narcissus and finally you will end at Bay Esplanade - this is the north -south street that runs along the Intercoastal Waterway.
From here you can look across and see the lovely waterfront homes and condos of Island Estates - a boater's paradise.
As I've said many times before, and I know I'm partial but Clearwater Beach is just a great place to live. We enjoy a great Florida Lifestyle and if you are looking for the perfect Clearwater Beach home or condo - please give us a call - we'd love to show you all Clearwater has to offer.
in the meantime, if you can't join us here, treat yourself to a Mango and enjoy some of the Fruits of the Tropics.
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Sarah.
I was thinking the same thing - we use lots of citrus or tropical fruit names here. Have a great day and thanks for visiting my here at the beach.