záivý

Záivý is a locality and inhabited village in the Aš District, Karlovy Vary Region, in northern Bohemia, in the Czech Republic.

The village has a relatively small population and is situated near the state border with Germany. It has a few shops and a general practitioner's office. The local road network is limited, but it provides access to the nearby town of Aš. The settlement has a predominantly rural character and stands in the area of the Slavkov forest.

Tourists in the region mostly visit the nearby historic and spa towns, such as Karlovy Vary and Mariánské Lázně. The area is part of the historical region of Egerland, which previously existed as a unified cultural, historical, and linguistic area.

Geographically, the surrounding area consists of hills and valleys, typical for the region of Bohemia. It was originally forested, but widespread tree cutting and subsequent afforestation resulted in a disturbed but diverse vegetation cover today. The specific environment gives rise to different species that other localities may not have.

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