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Casa del Sole e della Luna · Tobermory, Lake Huron

The sun side of Casolena. The moon side of Casolena.

Kayaks off the limestone shore, deck dinners over turquoise water, and 250 feet of Lake Huron to yourselves. All of it twenty-five minutes from Tobermory.

A frozen bay, snow-laden cedars and one warm house glowing at the edge of it all. Inside: the fireplace, the record player, and the stars through the glass.

Home of the sun and the moon

One house, two skies.

Casolena takes its name from the Italian Casa del Sole e della Luna, home of the sun and the moon, and it lives up to both halves. Summer floods the sky windows with lake light until ten at night. Winter turns the same glass into a lantern over a frozen bay, and some nights the aurora shows up.

This site follows the calendar. Visit in July and you'll meet the sun side; in January, the moon side. Or flip the switch yourself. The house is worth seeing in both.

You're seeing Casolena in summer.You're seeing Casolena in winter.

Turquoise mornings, kayak afternoons, campfire nights.Amber windows, deep snow, the quietest sleep of your year.

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4Bedrooms
8Guests
2,300Square feet
250 ftPrivate shoreline
Casolena's signature glass, the lake and sky windows

Lake & sky windows

Weather is the theatre.The night puts on the show.

This is Cielo, the loft, our favourite view in the house. The angled glass follows the roofline, so the lake fills the lower panes and the sky takes the rest. Guests keep telling us the photos undersell it.

When the peninsula goes dark, the sky windows earn their name. Moonlight on the frozen bay, constellations over the ridge beam, and on the good nights, the aurora over the sunroom. That photo is real, taken from our driveway.

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Sole daysLuna days

What summer here looks like.What winter here looks like.

Seasonal life at Casolena
Paddle at golden hourFour kayaks and vests wait by the shore, June to September. Fireside morningsCoffee, a guitar, and the hearth going all day.
Seasonal life at Casolena
Dinner on the deckPeach plates, teal glasses, turquoise horizon. Snow-day stillnessThe deck under fresh powder, kettle already on.
Seasonal life at Casolena
Campfire, then starsThe fire pit faces the bay. Firewood for night one is on us. Long-table eveningsDinner with Lake Huron just past the glass.
“We had an amazing time at Casolena! The sound of the water was so relaxing.” “Such a great find! Loved the cottage, a perfect getaway.”
Vanessa & family · May 2025Disha & friends · February 2025
★ 5.0 SuperhostGuest Favourite · top 1%Family-owned

The booking rhythm

Summer runs on a calendar.Winter runs on a whim.

High-season weeks from June to October use fixed check-in days so the house is fully reset between stays. Next summer's calendar opens each December, and often fills six to eight months out.

Outside high season the calendar relaxes: long weekends, quiet mid-weeks, and December holidays that book early. If the dates show open, winter is yours.

Either way, request your dates and one of us confirms personally within 24 hours.

  • 1 · Read the house rules2-minute read
  • 2 · Request your dateson our booking site
  • 3 · Personal confirmationwithin 24 h
  • 4 · Pack for the lakewe'll do the rest

Sole o Luna?

Come for the sun. You'll be back for the moon.Come for the moon. You'll be back for the sun.

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