Clearwater, Florida

Clearwater is the center of Pinellas County and one of the largest cities in this rapidly growing area. The city offers unique opportunities to residents and businesses alike to redevelop many historical buildings. Dramatic changes are taking place along roadways, in neighborhoods and along the three miles of white sand beaches.

Clearwater and its world renowned white beaches are one of Florida's most popular vacation spots. There are extensive recreational opportunities, including the largest recreational fishing fleets on the West Coast of Florida. Restaurants, beaches, shopping, attractions and a variety of accommodations are all within walking distance of each other.

Clearwater beaches rank in the top ten of all the beaches from Maine to Hawaii and are considered to be safer that any other beaches in Florida. Among these beaches are Caladesi Island, Sand Key, Fort DeSoto and Honeymoon Island which are consistently highly rated for water quality, charm, cleanliness, on site amenities and emphasis on wildlife.

Other nearby attractions include the Clearwater Marina offering fishing, sightseeing tours, sailing, hands-on marine life adventures, dolphin watching, and of course dining and dancing at a variety of establishments. The Sunsets at Pier 60 with the nightly street festivals celebrating the setting sun is a popular family event. The Clearwater Marine Aquarium is here and is one of only eight facilities in the United States that offers rescue and rehabilitation to marine mammals. There are jazz festivals, Kid's Week, volleyball tournaments, arts and crafts festivals scattered throughout the year.

Clearwater offers those looking to visit or make Florida home a priority stop in their search for a great place to live, work and play.

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