Lavadò

Lavadò is a small, unincorporated community located in the Liguria region of Italy. Situated in the province of Savona, it is part of the municipality of Varazze. The village is nestled in the hills overlooking the Ligurian Sea, offering scenic views of the coastline.

The economy of Lavadò, like much of the surrounding region, has historically been tied to agriculture and fishing. More recently, tourism has become an increasingly important sector, drawing visitors to its charming atmosphere and proximity to coastal attractions. The area is known for its olive groves and vineyards, producing local wines and olive oil.

Lavadò retains a traditional Ligurian character with its stone houses and narrow alleyways. Its location provides a quieter, more secluded experience compared to the larger coastal towns, while still being easily accessible to amenities. The natural landscape surrounding the village is characterized by Mediterranean vegetation and rolling hills, making it a pleasant destination for walking and exploring the local environment. The nearest major transport links are typically found in Varazze.