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Mango Season in Fort Lauderdale: Fresh Fruit from the Backyard
Mango season in Fort Lauderdale runs from about June through August. At Jonathan's House, there's a live, healthy mango tree in the backyard, so a summer stay can come with fresh mangoes right outside the door.
Fort Lauderdale's summer brings sun, warm evenings and mangoes.
When is mango season in South Florida?
Mangoes thrive in South Florida's warm climate. In Fort Lauderdale, the fruit comes in from roughly June through August, making summer the sweetest time to visit.
A backyard mango tree, there for the giving
The live mango tree in the backyard at Jonathan's House is one of those small things that makes a home feel different from a hotel. During the season, it's a little taste of South Florida, right in your own backyard.
Ways to enjoy fresh mangoes on vacation
- Breakfast: sliced mango with yogurt or on its own
- Smoothies: blend it up in the full kitchen
- By the pool: a cold snack on a hot afternoon. See our heated saltwater pool
- With dinner: mango salsa pairs well with fresh fish from a fishing charter
Why visit Fort Lauderdale in summer
- Mango season
- Long, warm days for the beach and the pool
- Plenty of family activities
Summer at Jonathan's House
- A private saltwater pool heated to 87 degrees
- A fenced backyard with a mango tree and terrace
- Three bedrooms and three full bathrooms
- A full kitchen and washer and dryer
Frequently asked questions
When is mango season in Fort Lauderdale?
Roughly June through August.
Does Jonathan's House have a mango tree?
Yes. There's a live, healthy mango tree in the backyard.
What's the best time to visit Fort Lauderdale for fresh mangoes?
Summer, from June through August.
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