About us
A farm made for time together
The Wave Farm began with a simple idea: a place near Trimbakeshwar where a whole family, or a group of friends, could spend a few days together without having to choose between rest and play.
Over two acres we planted, landscaped and built slowly. There is a villa with four rooms and three machaan rooms raised among the greenery. There are two pools, one for adults and one for children, and a rain shower for the monsoon mood all year round. There is turf for cricket and football, courts for pickleball and badminton, and a games room for rainy evenings.
Mostly, though, there is space. Space to walk the plantation, to sit under a tree with a book, to watch the hills change colour at sunset. We named it The Wave Farm for the rhythm we hope you find here: a little activity, a little stillness, and the feeling of water never far away.
Why "wave"?
Trimbakeshwar is where the Godavari begins its long journey east. Water, hills and farmland shape everything around us, and the waves in our logo are all three at once: the river, the ridgelines and the planted rows.
Our one house rule
We keep the villa vegetarian. It matters to us, and we're grateful to every guest who respects it.
A vegetarian villa
We kindly ask that no non-vegetarian food is brought into or eaten inside the villa. Thank you for helping us keep it this way.
Why The Wave Farm
Everything for a weekend, all in one place
Yours to share
Seven rooms make it easy to bring the whole family, or book the entire farm for your group.
Water for all ages
Separate pools for adults and children, plus a rain shower.
Something for everyone
Three turfs outdoors and a games room inside, so nobody sits out.
Near Trimbakeshwar
Green hills, the source of the Godavari and one of the twelve Jyotirlingas nearby.