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This solitary five-star hotel rises on slender stilts above the barren, wave-battered granite shore of Fogo Island, its stark white cantilevered form facing the iceberg-dotted North Atlantic beneath a vast subarctic sky. Fogo Island Inn is a landmark of contemporary architecture and regenerative tourism, built by the Shorefast Foundation to sustain the outport community of Joe Batt’s Arm through art, craft, and hospitality.

Inside, twenty-nine individually furnished rooms and suites blend hand-built Newfoundland furniture, quilted textiles, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame endless horizon and drifting ice. Every rate is fully inclusive, covering meals rooted in Newfoundland’s fishing and foraging traditions, guided hikes across rugged headlands, and access to resident artisans and the Inn’s rooftop hot tubs beneath the aurora.

Remote, austere, and profoundly beautiful, this is a place where Nordic-inspired design meets the raw elemental drama of the North Atlantic, offering travelers an immersive encounter with one of Canada’s most singular landscapes and communities.