Fogo Island Inn, Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada
This unique hotel is perched on stilts and hugs the North Atlantic coastline. The Inn’s architecture is bold, optimistic, and distinctly of this place. Though radical in its design, the Inn still speaks to the traditional outport Newfoundland aesthetic. The Inn’s sharp angles and rough contours feel at home amidst Fogo Island’s jagged and uneven landscape.
All 29 suites offers magnificent floor-to-ceiling views of the sea and sky. A showcase of the richness of their locality and clearly expressing a modern take on traditional Newfoundland outport design and décor. Beautifully appointed, all suites are designed to maximise comfort and to create a feeling of a home away from home. Plush beds, luxury linens and modern amenities offer a premium stay which will make it hard to leave your private safe haven.
The culinary team creates exceptional gastronomic experiences for guests dining over breakfast, lunch and dinner. The vaulted-ceiling dining room and adjacent lounge makes dining at Fogo Island Inn an experience of itself, offering unparalleled vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows of sunsets, storms, and the iceberg-littered Atlantic. The talented dining team will take care of every aspect so that you can relax and enjoy the moment.
After a day exploring the natural beauty of this island, taking advantage of the many activities and excursions on offer, head over to the roof top sauna to unwind and share your daily adventures with guests alike.
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About Fogo Island
A secluded and yet accessible outport, Fogo Island can be found off the northeast coats of Newfoundland and is the largest of the offshore islands of Newfoundland and Labrador. Many visitors refer at the Fogo Island not so much as a placebut as a state of mind. In recent years an inspired arts scene has brought new life to Fogo's struggling fishing communities.
Situated in the Labrador Current along "Iceberg Alley," the Island is bounded by the rugged shores of the wild North Atlantic Ocean, making it a photographers haven. The Island's boreal forest play host to herds of caribou, beavers, foxes, mosses, grasses, and wildflowers. Migrating whales and icebergs visit in the spring, and fall’s berry season finds Fogo Island carpeted in at least two dozen varieties of edible berries.
Fogo Island is a place of unique stories and traditions forged by the isolation from the mainland. The lives here are lived in intimate and profound entanglement with the forces of nature to create a once in a lifetimeincredible experience.
