Etymology

The name Logonna comes from ‘Loc-Onna’, place dedicated to Saint Omma who was thought to be Saint Monna abbot of Tech Munna (Ireland). Saint Monna is now the patron saint of the village’s church.

Daoulas, the near by village, is located at the junction of two rivers, the ‘Mignonne’ and the ‘Lézuzan’. Its name in Breton means: ‘daou’ two and ‘glas’ river. 

Presentation

Aircraft view of Logonna-Daoulas peninsula

The village has two ports (Pors Beach and Moulin Mer) and many creeks and strands: the ‘Bendy’, the grey island, the castle, ‘Porsisquin, ‘anse du bourg’, Roz cove, the ‘Yelen’… All these places are linked by an 18km (11 miles) coastal path starting a few meters away from the domain.