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Quiet evening setting at Save Farm in Dahanu

How we welcome guests

Why the farm stays quiet

Save Farm does not allow alcohol or loud music. It is a simple choice that shapes the way people spend time here.

Farm values · March 2026

We tell guests about the policy before they book because it matters to the kind of break they want. Save Farm is a working orchard and a family place. The evenings are made for dinner, conversation and the sounds of the farm, not amplified music.

That choice will suit some guests and not others. We want people to know what to expect before they make the journey to Dahanu.

A stone path through the garden to a thatched cottage at Save Farm

Let the farm set the pace

A walk through the chikoo trees, a hands-on activity and a home-cooked meal give a visit its shape. There is no need to fill every hour with entertainment.

When the day ends, guests can settle into the quieter side of the farm. The no-alcohol and no-loud-music policy helps keep that rhythm for everyone staying here.

The people around the farm matter

The farm is part of a wider community in Gholvad. Sound carries beyond the place where a speaker is set down. Keeping music low respects other guests and neighbours as well as the working day that begins again tomorrow.

Meals follow set times so the kitchen can prepare and serve them together. We will explain meal times and package details before your stay.

A good stay begins with the right expectations

If your group wants a DJ or drinks, Save Farm will not be the right setting. If you are looking for an orchard walk, a shared meal and a calmer evening, you may feel at home here.

Ask us anything before booking. We would rather help you make a clear decision than surprise you after a long drive.

Does a quieter farm stay sound right for you?

Tell us when you would like to visit and who is coming.