We really like farms, growing vegetables and fruits. We really like being in nature and in addition we love animals We are excited to learn about life on a farm and experience it with people who live that way In addition, we really like working around people and are always happy to meet new people

Our 50 acre farm is situated in New South Wales on the border of the Tweed Shire and Byron Shire. Situated close to many local beaches, nature reserves and the new Northern Rivers Rail Trail, we are approx 20. minutes drive to Byron Bay and 1 hour drive to the Gold Coast. Our family business grows organic veggies for our Organic Fruit & Veggie Box delivery service . If you are energetic, and looking to spend some time in the Byron Tweed area we'd love to hear from you. Work includes packing fruit and veggie orders for customers and farm chores. We are a fun vibrant team of humans that pride ourselves on providing our local community with food that is free of chemicals and full of nutrients. Our customers are amazing and we treat them like family when we pack their orders for delivery each week.

When i am visiting a new city / country i love and always try to blend in with the local culture and way of life. It's a huge source of inspiration and nourishment for me. This is why I joined this community, i wanted to experience another way of traveling. I look for good energy and good people. I want to learn to use my hands, to get back to the source, the earth, which sustains and enables life. Curious and eager to learn about everything, i will be very grateful for all the techniques you could teach me.

Our citrus farm is about half way between Sydney & Brisbane. Bonville is a lovely area, just South of Coffs Harbour. People enjoy the space & peace here, -and we do have wifi! Sawtell Village is only 15 minutes away - surfing, beach walking, street cafes, post office, cinema & shops you can do them all. We will give you a lift there, -and pick you up again! Our main farm work takes place in the morning, with a tea break half way through. WWOOFers start at 8.30am., and finish by 1.30pm. Accommodation is separate from the house and has its own bathroom, TV, kettle, etc. Meals are shared at the house with us, except for breakfast, which is taken in the accommodation. Volunteering includes caring for citrus trees, picking, packing, some weeding! Afterwards, you can relax in our pool, walk to the creek, take a nap, explore Sawtell or Coffs Harbour, watch TV, read - the choice is yours. We look forward to meeting you!

I am interested in alternative/sustainable lifestyles and also love being surrounded by nature. Through wwoofing, I hope to learn about different cultures, lifestyles, and farming skills while improving my English.

Trafalgar Farm is a heritage property established in 1846. We have a small orchard and growing fields for turmeric, garlic, sweet potatoes and seasonal green vegetables and herbs. Volunteering includes caring for the gardens (food & ornamental). We have a large meditation and yoga room. Seperate cabin with verandah accommodation for 1 as well as a very comfortable twin room in the main house.  Shared meals & food provided for self-catering. Mixed diet. Non-smokers preferred. Negotiable stays after initial visit as I'd like to have someone long term who is looking for part time work in the district and work with me as a Woofer. Self motivated young people to help me grow more food very welcome 🙏

I am hoping to meet good people and help them with appropriate daily tasks and projects in return for somewhere nice, quiet and safe to park up while in the area. We have no firm schedule but a rough idea of where we would like to be in what season. When we settle we are hoping to establish a food forest so looking to glean useful tips and tricks from those we meet. I have basic farm experience from my teenage years in NZ but am particularly interested in permaculture, bush tucker and food forests.

I joined WWOOF because I'm keen to meet locals, learn about local farming practices, and share my enthusiasm for gardening and hands-on work. It's a great way to connect with people, exchange knowledge, and get involved in the community. And of course I also hope to be a helpful addition to their farm. 🙂

As I already joined WWOOF in India and embarked on different regenerative projects there as well as all around Europe, the enriching experiences gained over the time made us reconsider it as a gateway to projects here on our travels in Australia. Now on the southern hemisphere, with a vision of creating a project of our own, we would love to expand our knowledge and make new connections with unique people. WWOOF is exactly the place for what we are looking for and with all the diversity here, we hope to find a good exchange and be a good one for you too! Every person holds different passions and knowledge, and what better than sharing them while planting some seeds. Wanting to learn from other people but also contribute with our time and effort to the organic and (w)holistic movement, joining WWOOF allow us to be part of a global community that share the same values and vision of the world as us.

I joined WWOOF because I think it is a great opportunity for backpackers to save some money and experience the Aussie lifestyle while getting a little break from the travelling. Don’t get me wrong - I love travelling and seeing what Australia has to offer but it is also nice to get a little break every now and then. I already stayed with a family for a while and really enjoyed the time I had with them. Hopefully I can add more nice experiences like this to my list by joining this program. I am looking forward to it!

WWOOFing allows me to travel the more rural parts of Australia, see the nature and get to know amazing people. You gain so many new experiences and skills and meet amazing people, that‘s why I like it so much.

WWOFF, an international movement, facilitates volunteering with organic farmers, fostering cultural exchange, education, and sustainable living globally. Its mission resonates deeply with my values, aspiring to contribute to a better world. Through WWOODF, I engage in diverse sustainable farming activities, spanning from animal husbandry to agriculture. Moreover, WWOOF opens doors beyond Australia, offering opportunities to volunteer overseas with numerous hosts, broadening my horizons and experiences.

As someone who loves connecting with new people, wwoofing for me not only means a chance to both deploy and develop skills and learn more about sustainable living practices, but also a chance to get involved in different styles/ways of living. In February, I was fortunate enough to do one month of wwoofing across NZ’s North Island — hopping from a rare breed farm to a market garden/lifestyle block to an organic macadamia nut orchard. The people I met, the lessons I learned, and the conversations I shared are ones I won’t be forgetting quickly (to say the least). With that experience so near and dear, I’m hoping to wrap up my time here in Australia with a brief return to wwoofing. With my university examinations at the end of May, and my flight back home booked for May 30th, I’m looking at the date range of May 26th - 30th for one last absorption of Australia and of wwoofing in this corner of the world. If these dates suit you, please do get in touch. I look forward to hearing from you!

Hope to explore new possibilities while learning in company of people who are on a similar journey. We both love supporting a sense of greater community and commitment to future generations, doing what needs to be done in restoring our wonderful earth mother for a permanent future. Looking for opportunities to help out on nearby farms while we travel in our camper through coastal and outback Australia.

I am looking forward to learn Australian farming methods and develop an understanding of the local culture here. I also like to spend my day with a satisfactory labour to win a good nights sleep and stay worthy of the food i receive. I like WOOF as a concept to build a great global community of farmers and travellers.

We love hiking, trekking and being surrounded by nature. We really enjoy the nature here in Australia and love seeing how different it is from Japan. I'm wondering if anyone can share their experience. I found this on WWOOF. We want to learn about agriculture, horticulture and more, and learn more about this beautiful Australian landscape. When I return to Japan, I would like to start farming. I'm currently looking for a job on a farm. I would appreciate any advice.

Because I'm interested in Australia and hope to talk about a lot of things with host runs oganic farm, In addition, I don't have enough much money to stay hotels for a long time. So the style of wwoof matches the best for me to learn and seeing some animals. I want to talk with host and learn about these farm and country.

I’ve heard about woofing via friends and it made me want to try this wonderful adventure ! I hope to meet interesting people and learn from them, about life in the outback.

We have a 400 acre farm 15min drive from the beautiful town of Esperance, with the most beautiful beaches in the Southern Hemisphere. Our farm is only 7 km from the ocean (as a crow flies). We have bikes available for you to explore the area & its beautiful scenery. Depending on our schedules and how long you stay and jobs on we sometimes show people some beaches or other scenery further out. We also have an industrial property together on the edge of town (less then 5km’s to the ocean and town) depending on housing project we stay there or on the farm. We run cattle, a few horses, dairy goats, chickens, turkey’s & a dog. We grow crops & hay for the cows. We also grow some of our own vegetables, herbs & several fruit trees. Our aim is to become self sufficient. Volunteering can include help with (but is not limited to) feeding cattle, fencing, planting trees, checking, maintaining & installing water infrastructure & general farm maintenance. At times we also have construction and other jobs happening That we need help with. Accommodation for 1-2. Most meals shared, mixed diet. Children b.a. No smoking. Initial stay 2 days to see if it “clicks” but preferably minimum stay of a week. then negotiable. Can pick up from Esperance. We like learning about others people’s culture and foods. During dinner time (or sometimes during jobs if the type of job is suitable to it) we are up for a chat about worldly issues and different perspectives of this. At night we also at times like to play board or card games with the family.