Villas & farmhouses in Nashik
Villas, farmhouses and farm stays in and around Nashik for family trips, friends’ getaways and celebrations — compare per-person prices, check every stay on the map and talk to the host directly.
Villas & stays in Nashik
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Nashik: the Godavari pilgrimage city of temples, vineyards and hills
Nashik sits on the banks of the Godavari river in north Maharashtra and is one of the country’s most important pilgrimage cities, hosting the Kumbh Mela (Simhastha) in rotation. Around it you will find vineyards, hill forts, waterfalls and farmland, which makes it a good base for a weekend that mixes culture with a slow countryside stay.
Staying in a villa or farmhouse near Nashik gives your group room to spread out — a shared living area, open lawns or farmland views and the freedom to plan the day your way.
Why book a villa near Nashik?
Villas and farm stays suit groups and families. Instead of separate hotel rooms in the city, you book one property for everyone, which works well for reunions, celebrations and small retreats.
How Gleekey helps
Every stay on this page lists its per-person price, location on the map and photos, and you can contact the host directly before you book. Use the search above to filter by property name.
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Top places to visit & things to do in Nashik
From temples and ghats to vineyards, caves and hill treks — the attractions most visitors look for in and around Nashik.
Ram Kund & Panchavati
The best-known ghat on the Godavari, at the heart of Nashik’s pilgrimage area.
Kalaram Temple
A well-known Rama temple in the Panchavati area.
Trimbakeshwar Temple
One of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples, about 28 km from Nashik near the source of the Godavari.
Pandavleni Caves
Ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves on a hill outside Nashik, with views over the city.
Anjaneri Hill
A hill near Trimbak, linked to Hanuman in local tradition and popular for a morning trek.
Brahmagiri
A hill range near Trimbak, popular with trekkers.
Sula Vineyards
One of the best-known wineries near Nashik, with tours and tastings.
Grape & farm stays
Nashik district is known for grapes — many farm stays sit among the fields.
Gangapur Dam
A reservoir near the city with lake views, a short drive from town.
Misal pav
Nashik is known for spicy misal pav — try it at a local eatery.
Grapes & raisins
Fresh grapes and raisins from the region are easy to pick up on the road.
Home-style meals
Many hosts can arrange home-cooked meals — ask when you enquire.
A simple 2-day Nashik itinerary
A relaxed plan you can follow as it is or mix and match.
Day 1 — Arrive & the city
- MorningDrive in from Mumbai or Pune and check in at your stay.
- AfternoonVisit Ram Kund and the Panchavati temples, and try a plate of misal pav.
- EveningRelax at the stay with dinner and some music.
Day 2 — Caves, vineyards or Trimbak
- MorningVisit Pandavleni Caves, or drive to Trimbakeshwar for the temple.
- AfternoonStop at a vineyard for a tour, or enjoy a slow lunch at the stay.
- EveningCheck out and drive back, leaving early to avoid heavy traffic.
How to reach Nashik
Nashik is well connected by road and rail from Mumbai and Pune.
By road
Nashik is approximately 165 km from Mumbai and 210 km from Pune by road. Confirm the last stretch to your stay with the host.
By train
Nashik Road Railway Station is on the main Mumbai–Bhusawal line, with frequent trains from Mumbai. Taxis and autos are available outside the station.
By air
Nashik has a small airport at Ozar with limited services, so most visitors fly to Mumbai or Pune and continue by road or train.
Popular areas around Nashik
Stays are spread across the city outskirts, the hills towards Trimbak and the farmland around — pick the setting that suits your trip.
Nashik city side
Close to the temples, markets and food stops — handy if you want to keep things easy.
Trimbak & Anjaneri side
Stays near the hills and temples, with cooler air and open views.
Vineyard & farmland stays
Farm stays set among fields and orchards, away from the traffic.
What kind of trip are you planning?
Travel tips for Nashik
1. Plan temple visits early
Popular temples can be crowded, so go early in the day.
2. Dress modestly at temples
Cover shoulders and knees and be ready to remove footwear.
3. Ask about meals
Many hosts can arrange home-cooked food or point you to the best local places.
4. Confirm the route with your host
Share your arrival time so the host can guide you through the last stretch.
Ready to find your Nashik stay?
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Frequently asked questions about villas in Nashik
How do I book a villa near Nashik on Gleekey?
Choose a stay, check the details and photos, then send an enquiry with your dates and group size. The host gets in touch with you directly to confirm availability and the final amount.
Are prices shown per person or per property?
Prices on Gleekey are shown per person per night. Multiply by your group size and number of nights for an estimate, and confirm the final amount with the host.
Can I book a villa near Nashik for a large group or party?
Yes. Each property page lists how many guests it accommodates. If you are planning a birthday, anniversary or family get-together, mention it in your enquiry so the host can confirm what is allowed.
How far is Nashik from Mumbai and Pune?
Nashik is approximately 165 km from Mumbai and 210 km from Pune by road.
What are the best places to visit in Nashik?
Popular spots include Ram Kund, Panchavati, Pandavleni Caves, Trimbakeshwar Temple and the vineyards around the city.
Is Nashik good for a weekend trip from Mumbai?
Yes. It is a few hours by road or train from Mumbai, so it works well for a weekend that mixes temples, vineyards and a slow stay.
Do the stays include food?
It depends on the host. Many hosts can arrange home-cooked meals or point you to good local places — ask when you send your enquiry.
Can I speak to the host before I book?
Absolutely — use the contact option on the property page to get in touch with the host directly.
