Top Things to do in Causeway Coastal Route
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Things to do in Causeway Coastal Route, Northern Ireland: The Best Gift & Specialty Shops
Discover the best top things to do in Causeway Coastal Route, United Kingdom including Robinson's Shoemakers, D Cooley Jewellers, Faller the Jeweler, The Spa Dunamoy, Checkpoint Charlie, Millar's Old Tyme Sweets, Above and Beyond the Warehouse, Emerald Bears, Number 19 Craft and Design, Blackthorn & Willow.
Restaurants in Causeway Coastal Route
1. Robinson's Shoemakers
2. D Cooley Jewellers
3. Faller the Jeweler
4. The Spa Dunamoy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 132 reviews
The Award winning 4 star Spa at Dunamoy is only 14 miles North from Central Belfast, but here you will find peace and tranquility in the heart of the rolling Co Antrim Countryside. The Spa features multiple treatment rooms, including the dual bath/massage suite, a 10m spa pool and solarium/ relaxation area. The Spa at Dunamoy is proud to be one of the few able to showcase award winning brand Elemis, featuring specially selected treatments from this leading luxury spa and skincare brand. These include signature facials, detox rituals and luxurious body massage, plus a well stocked shopping area for the perfect gift. Escape with friends or book a romantic getaway, either as a day spa customer or a resident in one of our beautiful stone cottages
Reviewed By daisym279
A perfect choice for a memorable gals night away. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, where every feature of the Dunamoy experience exceeded our expectations. All staff had a warm and lovely manner. Afternoon tea & breakfast were absolutely delicious, the spa peaceful & beautiful, the cottage stylish, comfy & spotless, equipped with everything needed for our group. We raved about our top class facials, and expert therapists. Bliss !
5. Checkpoint Charlie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Checkpoint Charlie is a unique gift and souvenir shop in the city centre. We stock bespoke, Derry gifts that have been designed exclusively for our store. Checkpoint Charlie is not like any other gift shop; a visit to the store will give you a feel for the political and social history of the city, over its troubled years. Visitors also get a ‘Free Derry’ Passport stamp – just for the craic!
Reviewed By OPLDN - Essex, United Kingdom
Went into this small shop during my visit to Derry. I found this shop absolutely fantastic and it certainly has a great variety of Derry and Irish themed gifts and souvenirs on sale which reflect on the troubled past that the city was historically known for and how it’s shaped the city as it is today. The lady that was working in the shop was an absolute joy to chat with, she was very interested in my reasons for visiting the city and spoke of her own experiences during the troubles and spoke a little on the history of Derry too. If you’re in Derry then Checkpoint Charlie is certainly worth a visit.
6. Millar's Old Tyme Sweets
7. Above and Beyond the Warehouse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Above and Beyond the Warehouse is a unique Shop and Art Gallery with a growing reputation for showcasing the handiwork of several of Ireland’s renowned artists and craftsmen. With gifts ranging from the most affordable and transportable, to unique exclusive merchandise to suit all pockets, it is an experience not to be missed. Situated above it's inimitable cafe, everything is under one roof!
8. Emerald Bears
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Number 19 Craft and Design
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Number 19 Craft and Design, situated in the heart of the Derry Craft Village offers a selection of some of the best craft and design from the North West of Ireland. The beautiful space showcases gift and homeware, jewellery and fashion where you can buy directly from the makers.
10. Blackthorn & Willow
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Located in the centre of the historic village of Glenarm, Blackthorn & Willow has a unique selection of beautiful and functional items made by local craftspeople as well as books and original artwork and prints. It is also a hub for locally produced artisan foods including (on Saturdays) sourdough and yeasted loaves freshly baked on the premises. Tea, coffee toast and cake served all day.
