National GeographicSep 29, 2013Fogo IslandWith a long maritime history, the largest offshore island of Newfoundland and Labrador is a gentle world of bright-colored clapboard houses, sea-cliff footpaths, lush forest, and warm hospitality set ...7 things in this storyPeg's B & BHotelHomey six-bedroom house with a great harbor view.ElsewhereGreat Fogo Island Punt RaceFestivalFogo Island, CanadaTakes place in July and August.Fogo Island InnHotelJoe Batt's Arm, CanadaLuxurious boutique hotel with rooftop spa and art studios.Fogo Island Inn's chefRestaurantJoe Batt's Arm, CanadaFocuses on wild things from the North Atlantic.Nicole's CaféRestaurantJoe Batt's Arm, CanadaServes dishes with locally fished, foraged, and farmed ingredients.Fogo Island GalleryMuseumFogo Island, CanadaPresents exhibitions from local and visiting artists.Brimstone HeadSightFogo Island, CanadaMassive rock believed to be one of the four corners of the Earth.Read the full piece at National Geographic →
