Located near a remote fishing village off the island’s northeast coast, this spectacularly sited inn with 29 guest accommodations is housed within a modernist white oblong structure supported by steel stilts above the shoreline rocks. Rooms, many with woodburning stoves, feature tall window-walls overlooking the sea, warm wood floors, baths with walk-in showers and colorful quilts and furnishings crafted on the island. The hotel’s wonderful glass-walled dining room serves excellent regional cuisine. The property also comprises a cozy library, an art gallery and a number of wellness amenities, including a gym, hot tubs and a rooftop sauna. Fishing and boating excursions, guided hikes, whale-watching tours, snowshoeing, ice skating, art workshops, culinary demonstrations, boat-building classes and hosted visits to local sites and craftspeople can be arranged by the exceptionally friendly and hospitable staff.
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Spectacular architecture; delicious food; imaginative activities; the feeling of being surrounded by nature.
Very little, aside from the difficulty of getting there.
The small cinema has a series of excellent short films about the island.
Lowest Rate: Labrador Room, $1,550; Editor’s Choice: Fogo Island Suite, $2,200 (all meals and most excursions included; minimum stay required).
All gratuities; All meals, including morning pastry and beverage tray; Half-day island orientation with a community host; Use of resort facilities; Bicycles; Wi-Fi
To learn more visit their website or call +(709) 658-3444. Contact Andrew Harper Travel to book this hotel as part of your next vacation.
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