There’s nothing quite like sipping on a chilled, fruity smoothie when the sun is shining bright. If you’re looking for something refreshing, tropical, and naturally sweet, this Mango Lychee Smoothie is going to become your new favorite. It’s simple, quick, and full of flavor. Whether you’re making it for breakfast, a snack, or a light dessert, this smoothie hits all the right notes—sweet, creamy, and just a little tangy.

This smoothie isn’t just easy to make—it’s also:
If you love smoothies that taste like sunshine in a glass, you’re going to adore this one.
Making this smoothie is super simple—no fancy ingredients required! Just grab these five basic items:
That’s it! With just these few ingredients, you can whip up a smoothie that’s thick, creamy, and bursting with tropical flavor.
This recipe makes two tall glasses of smoothie. But let’s be honest—it’s so delicious, you might not want to share! If you’re a big mango and lychee fan, go ahead and double the recipe so you can enjoy even more. Trust me, you’ll be glad you did!

This smoothie is packed with delicious flavors that everyone will love! Here's what to expect:
It's like enjoying a tropical fruit salad, but in a creamy, refreshing drink you can sip anytime!
Here are a few helpful tips to get the perfect result every time:
If you're using fresh mango, make sure it’s ripe. A ripe mango will be soft, juicy, and naturally sweet, which adds depth to your smoothie.
Frozen fruit gives the smoothie that thick, frosty texture we all love. It also means you don’t need ice, which can water down the flavors.
It might seem like a small thing, but that pinch of salt really helps to bring out the natural sweetness of the fruits.
If your fruits are very ripe and sweet, you might need less honey. Taste and tweak as you go.
This mango lychee smoothie is perfect for:
Want to get creative? Here are some variations you can try:
For an even creamier texture and a little more natural sweetness.
Replace some or all of the yogurt with full-fat coconut milk for a tropical twist.
Blend in a few mint leaves for a refreshing herbal note.
Use coconut yogurt and maple syrup instead of dairy yogurt and honey.
Top with granola, sliced fruits, or nuts for a filling breakfast bowl.
This smoothie is best enjoyed fresh, but if you have leftovers:
If you're craving something light, fruity, and creamy, this Mango Lychee Smoothie is exactly what you need. It’s easy to make, full of tropical flavors, and perfect for almost any time of day. Whether you're sipping it slowly in the morning or blending it up for a mid-day treat, it’s sure to brighten your mood and cool you down. Next time you find fresh lychees or frozen mangoes at the store, grab them and give this recipe a try. It might just become your go-to summer favorite.