Fogo Island Inn ....
Find yourself at one of the four corners of the Earth.Fogo Island Inn sits on an island, off an island, at one of the four corners of the Earth. Every one of our 29 one-of-a-kind guest rooms and suites has dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto the wildest and most powerful ocean on the planet. A stimulating relief from the numbing uniformity of modern times, the award-winning Inn is built on the principles of sustainability and respect for nature and culture. The Inn is a community asset, and 100% of operating surpluses are reinvested into the community to help secure a sustainable and resilient future for Fogo Island, Newfoundland.


An unspoiled wilderness, at once knowable and unknowable.Situated off the tumultuous Northeast Coast of Newfoundland, Canada, Fogo Island is a remote yet accessible outport community found at 49.6667° N, 54.1833° W. Historical isolation from the mainland combined with lives lived in intimate and profound entanglement with the forces of nature have created a place of unique stories and traditions. Considering the Island’s stunning geology and nearly unfathomable location, it is not surprising that the Flat Earth Society considers Fogo Island to be one of the four corners of the earth.

Fodor's says ....

Everything about this place, perched on the very edge of the continent, invites superlatives—stunning modern architecture and interior design, breathtaking ocean views, exquisite cuisine, advanced technology, and renowned hospitality. As a part of the Shorefast Foundation's entrepreneurial and deeply philosophic social enterprise, the Fogo Island Inn is even more than its initial awe-striking impression of stunning modern architecture housing an all-points luxury resort perched on stilts overlooking the ocean;it is a simultaneous cauldron of new ideas and an immersion in calm and comfort. The building itself, forming to the landscape without hint of compromise, looks like an incarnation of infinity. Your room will hang over the ocean, musicians will play by a fire among crashing waves, extended families and the secretly famous will lounge among hand-knit pinwheel pillows and uniquely, quintessentially, Fogo Island Inn furnishings. The bartender will smoke your cocktail glass with burned cinnamon before pouring your drink, and, if you could afford it, you would never, ever leave. If you cannot stay at the inn, you can still come for a tour and eat at the restaurant, which will not break the bank but will blow your mind and require a reservation.