Traditional skills and hand-made crafts along the Lower North Shore are part of the unique heritage of the region.  People on the Coast are resourceful, creative and exceptionally gifted when it comes to creating by hand.  Local craftspeople make hooked mats, wooden boats, quilted goods and deer skin slippers, and many other high quality items.

Throughout the Lower North Shore, there are various locations where you can find handicrafts and souvenirs of your visit to the region.  You can also find locally produced jams and jellies made from the region’s delicious wildberries. 

Be sure to visit a craft store while you are here to pick up a souvenir that will remind you of your adventure!

Main locations to purchase handicrafts, gifts and souvenirs:

• Artisan Innushkueu, Unamen Shipu / La Romaine
• Amy’s Bed and Breakfast, Harrington Harbour
• Rowsell House Interpretation Centre, Harrington Harbour
• Horizon Gift Store, Chevery
• Municipal Hall Craft Boutique, Tête-à-la-Baleine
• Wishing Well Gift Shop, La Tabatière
• L’Artisanat, Pakua Shipi
• Whiteley Museum Craft Store, St. Paul’s River
• Middle Bay Interpretation Centre Craft Shop, Middle Bay
• Boutique du Coin (at Dépanneur Roger Jones), Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon
• Hotel/Motel Blanc-Sablon Gift Store, Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon
• Jersey Enterprises Gift Store, Blanc-Sablon