Today, fun 'n sun lovers still come from around the world, and although Clearwater is a great spot to get away, it's an even better place to live. The community is friendly and socially responsive, and the City government is economically active and environmentally conscious. Clearwater provides citizens with the programs and resources they need, and the amenities they desire.
Clearwater is connected to the barrier island of Clearwater Beach to the west via a two mile nicely landscaped causeway which includes a walking and biking path. From here you can experience beaches, beaches and more beaches. A string of barrier islands with fine white sand beaches line the Gulf of Mexico along the Pinellas coast. They start with renowned Clearwater Beach to the north and parade south with Sand Key Park, Indian Rocks Beach, Madeira Beach, St. Pete Beach, Pass-a-Grille and Fort de Soto Park.The center of Clearwater Beach is punctuated by Pier 60 - a long and wide concrete pier jutting out into the Gulf of Mexico that serves as a great fishing platform and strolling avenue for non-fishing persons. Many enjoy gathering here at sundown to watch the sun go down. Adjacent to the Pier is a small park with facilities for the enjoyment of children. Clearwater encourages and organizes activities at the Pier including numerous outdoor musical performances. Clearwater is on central Florida's western coast, in Pinellas County. The city covers a large part of the Western border of the Pinellas Peninsula, and is nestled between the Gulf of Mexico on the west and Tampa Bay on the east. Clearwater's geographic location is latitude 27.57 North and longitude 82.48 West.
Clearwater has beautiful beachfront and waterfront real estate for vacation or summer homes.
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