Fogo Island Inn

Fogo Island Inn is on an island, off an island, at one of the four corners of the Earth. Situated along Iceberg Alley, all 29 rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the most powerful ocean on the planet. The Inn delivers genuine, place-specific hospitality in a stark, unforgiving wilderness. Furnished with handmade quiet luxuries, it serves as a refuge from the numbing uniformity of modern times. Fogo Island’s still-wild world has caribou to track, wild berries to pick, nature trails to explore, and birds and sea life to behold.

The islands off Newfoundland have an independent spirit and a deep-rooted culture, and Fogo Island embodies both. This lodge is not only owned by a charity that benefits the local community, it was also designed by Newfoundland-born architect Todd Saunders to draw out modern elements of centuries-old outport architecture. Fogo Island Inn is a 100% social business and a community asset. There is no private gain; all operating surpluses are reinvested in the initiatives of Shorefast, a registered Canadian charity dedicated to building economic and cultural resilience on Fogo Island.

Claiming there are seven seasons is a bold statement, yet on Fogo Island, each season provides a different perspective for getting to know the place, and perhaps even yourself. Fogo Island’s seasons consist of warm summers, snowy winters, a spectacular ice season, hopeful spring, trap berth season, the world’s best berry picking in the early fall, and a stormy and emotional late autumn. Guests can exhilarate in outdoor adventure via snowshoe or snowmobile on a winter cabin outing; observe the ebb and flow of magical, sparkling pack ice in March and pursue ancient icebergs on the North Atlantic in May and June; take to the hills to pick berries by the bucket-full and attend the annual Partridgeberry Harvest Festival in the fall; and be the first in North America to welcome in the New Year on Newfoundland’s time zone, half an hour ahead of the rest of the continent.

During every stay, a Community Host will orient guests to this “salty Narnia,” sharing fresh perspectives, stories, and laughter. Join up with a lifelong Fogo Islander to learn how to build a boat; go fishing for cod as many generations have before; forage for wild plants and mushrooms with the kitchen team; hike coastal trails; or simply sit back and listen to the lilt of local music.

3-Night Minimum Stay

Reservations will be confirmed on payment of a 35% non-refundable deposit.
The remaining balance is due 45 calendar days prior to the scheduled arrival date. Cancellations made within 45 calendar days of arrival are 100% non-refundable.