Chale Bay Farm

About

Chale Bay Farm in Chale on the Isle of Wight provides a suite of contemporary five-star luxury holiday apartments set in 26 acres, built around a courtyard with pond and water garden. Situated on the Isle of Wight’s Heritage Coastline in an Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), and with panoramic sea views to the Needles and the chalk cliffs of Tennyson Down, Chale Bay Farm provides an idyllic and tranquil setting. The apartments are just 5 minutes from the nearest shops and beach access. 

There are four apartments in this relaxing rural setting; three fully equipped self-catering apartments sleeping four, plus a stand-alone double room with ensuite bathroom, which can be booked separately or as an add-on to the larger apartments.  The self catering apartments feature open-plan kitchen and dining arrangements with large living space, bi-fold doors and personal patio area as well as its bedrooms, all with their own TV and ensuite bathrooms. 

The apartments also feature access to shared lawns, gardens and a 1.5 acre paddock with lawn games, gym and sauna. To keep the kids amused while you work out there is also an arcade machine full of retro classics in the gym. There is free WiFi throughout and ample free parking.  Two EV Chargers available. All apartments are non smoking. 

Chale Bay Farm is ideally situated for short breaks, family getaways and seaside holidays - a special place to stay while you explore the numerous attractions or just relax on your Isle of Wight holiday.

With so many activities so close Chale Bay Farm can also be used as an excellent base for active sports and outdoor activities including surfing, canoeing, rib rides, paragliding, shooting, clay pigeon, horse riding, golf, hiking, cycling and being on the Isle of Wight's famous "Dinosaur Coast" is ideally placed for fossil hunting.

The Isle of Wight is one of the most southern parts of the UK and with its own microclimate is much warmer than much of the UK averaging 18C in July and August, with a sunshine record to rival Northern Spain. Whatever the weather there is always lots to do on the Isle of Wight with beaches, Osborne House, roman villas, museums, amusement parks, animal sanctuaries, leisure centres, bowling and much, much more.