People With The Surname Fernandes Include
- Aaron Fernandes, Canadian field hockey player
- Alex Fernandes, Brazilian football striker
- Álvaro Fernandes, Portuguese explorer and navigator
- António Fernandes, Portuguese explorer
- Baltazar Fernandes, Portuguese explorer of Brazil
- Cláudio Roberto Siqueira Fernandes, Brazilian footballer
- Duarte Fernandes, Portuguese explorer and diplomat
- Emanuel Jardim Fernandes (born 1944), Portuguese politician
- Emanuel Fernandes (beach volleyball) (born 1967), beach volleyball player from Angola
- Fabrice Fernandes, French footballer
- Flávia Fernandes, Brazilian water polo player
- Gelson Fernandes, Swiss football player
- George Fernandes, Indian politician
- Jane Fernandes, Former President Designate of Gallaudet University
- Joaquim Teófilo Fernandes Braga, Portuguese politician, writer and playwright
- João Fernandes Lavrador, Portuguese explorer
- John Fernandes, American musician
- Manuel Henriques Fernandes, Portuguese football player
- Nomi Fernandes, Swiss glamour model
- Oscar Fernandes, Indian politician
- Paula Fernandes, Brazilian singer
- Pedro Fernandes de Queirós, Portuguese explorer
- Remo Fernandes, Indian musician
- Rodrigo Fernandes Valete, Brazilian football player
- Tony Fernandes, Malaysian entrepreneur
- Vanderlei Fernandes Silva, Brazilian football player
- Vânia Fernandes, Portuguese singer
- Vasco Fernandes, known as Grão Vasco, Portuguese painter
- Vanessa Fernandes, famous Portuguese triathlon athlete
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