Casale Camalda is an ancient Tuscan rural stone complex, on the Apennine mountains between Florence and Arezzo within the National Park of the Casentinesi Forests, Monte Falterona and Campigna and a stone's throw from the historic Monastery of Camaldoli, from here reachable on foot with 3 different and easy paths in the forests. It is located in an isolated and quiet position between woods and streams and in contact with deer, roe deer, fallow deer, wild boar, eagles, buzzards and squirrels; It is also easy to observe the traces of the presence of the wolf. Hospitality is offered in ancient renovated agricultural outbuildings (Chestnut Dryer, Stable and Barn) equipped for self-management and each with exclusive kitchen and bathroom. The organic farm produces and sells fruit, jams and marmalades, honey, wine and olives. The owner is also the official guide of the National Park and organizes guided naturalistic excursions, free for guests, or advises on itineraries and visits to the magical Casentinesi Forests and to the numerous Hermitages and Monasteries, Romanesque churches and medieval castles of this wonderful and green valley of Tuscany. Oenological tribute to anyone who presents himself declaiming an "Orphic Song" by Dino Campana, walker and poet who sang in a visionary and unconventional way these places of enchantment