Our first day on Fogo Island we explored a little bit and then took the Brimstone Head Trail. We were lucky with our timing of the ferry and drove straight onto the ferry. We were the last one on and they closed the gate behind us.

Inside the hold of the Captain Earl W. Winsor.

A Shoal Harbour view.

Instead of moose signs, on Fogo Island there are Caribou signs. The locals say there are approximately 1000 caribou on Fogo Island. We spotted these two as we drove slowly along the roads.

A view of Brimstone Head. Our camp is at the foot of the Brimstone Trail.

 

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