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Hotels in Fogo Island

Fogo Island & Change Islands are home to 12 communities, each with its own distinctive flair and allure. After your ferry ride, stroll among homes, stages, and stores (fishing sheds) unchanged for decades. Fogo has become a haven for artists from around the world, who come to work in incredible, inspiring modern studios. 

The town of Tilting was first settled by the Irish in the 18th century and is now a National Historic Site of Canada. Here, you can wander through the tall, lush grasses and run your fingers over the red paint of old fishing rooms. Creative traditions of music, dance, and storytelling run strong throughout the island, which is also home to the Fogo Island Partridgeberry Festival.

Fogo Island Inn

Unique Stay

From £1364 per room per night including full board

Fogo Island Inn is a unique Relais & Châteaux property in Newfoundland that welcomes guests wishing to reconnect with wild nature and themselves. Discover the riches of this unique and unspoiled environment, through unforgettable adventures and cultural experiences led by members of the local community. With its unique regenerative operating model, the property donates all of its profits to Shorefast, a Canadian charity which works toward the economic development of the island. Everything in the hotel has been carefully considered, from the architecture to furniture and colourful upholstery, which combine to create a refined and contemporary cocoon. 


Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, all 29 rooms have huge bay windows that allow you to enjoy the magical panoramas offered by the seven seasons that punctuate each year on the island. At Fogo Island Inn restaurant, enjoy refined dishes while watching whales breach the waves and icebergs drift in the distance. On the menu, discover a unique interpretation of local seasonal gastronomy, with 80 percent of ingredients sourced locally. Fogo Island Inn is a destination at the ends of the earth that you’ll find difficult to leave.


While spas are not traditional in Newfoundland, the rooftop saunas and outdoor hot tubs suit this place. Fogo Island Inn’s wood-fired saunas offer either south-facing inland views of the rocks and churches, or north-facing views of the North Atlantic. Located at the end of the roof deck, the inn’s two hot tubs provide privacy with stunning views. Guests can stargaze with uninterrupted views. The property also features a small cinema showing daily documentaries and films, a gym, a well-stocked library, and a contemporary art gallery featuring local art installations.


Call us to discuss how you can include a stay at Fogo Island Inn in your Newfoundland holiday itinerary.