日本人ようこそ! We live on a small property set on a few acres, growing organic fruit and vegetables, with chickens for farm fresh eggs, sheep and a Maremma dog in New South Wales' Mid Coast. Eco-friendly, sustainable house with your own private room, shower en-suite & direct access to verandah and outdoor dining with valley and mountain views. Accommodation is one room (double bed) for one person or a couple. Free WiFi to keep in contact with your friends and family. Located only 2 km from Train Station, we are happy to pick you up and drop you off (parking is also available if you travel here by car), 1.5km walk or bicycle ride into town, and there are also many nice walks in this area. There are so many nice hikes and activities to do in the area after working. Also, we are located 1 hour by car from the beach. We love to learn about other countries, and expand our knowledge and understanding of foods & culture. We enjoy cooking together (mixed diet) and would love if you could cook your favourite meal one night. Are you musical? We love it if you can play an instrument, we have a few different musical instruments and like playing throughout the day. Volunteering tasks: mulching, weeding, planting & picking veggies, fruit picking, feeding sheep & chooks & collecting eggs. Initial stay - minimum 2 days,  happy to negotiate and host longer stays. No smoking. Must show proof of Vaccination Status Feel free to contact us for more information, we would be happy to answer any questions. Looking forward to hosting you!

Linking volunteers with organic farmers and growers to promote cultural and educational experiences Mission Statement WWOOF is a worldwide movement linking volunteers with organic farmers and growers to promote cultural and educational experiences based on trust and non-monetary exchanges, helping to build a sustainable global community.

Small farm (65ha) in the hills near interesting small town of Jarrahdale in the forest. We are campaigning to protect our forest, good walks are available close by. ~I have practiced regenerative farming for years. Mixed farm of cows, olives &emu; friendly dogs. There is an olive grove with picking around Easter. We produce most of our own vegetables, meat, eggs and some fruit. Volunteering includes general farm work, gardening ; olive harvesting and bottling; pruning. Accommodation for singles or couples in our home. Good food, no smoking, WiFi/ Internet available. Min stay 5 days, negotiable after initial visit. Can P/U from Wellard train station or bus to door.

Our home and garden are on the beautiful mountaintop of Mt Toolebewong. Our home is owner-built rammed earth construction and is surrounded by herb and native gardens, berries and fruit trees. Our place is about 20 minutes drive from our Healesville, and we can pick you up from the bus stop when you arrive. We are close to a major native animal sanctuary, good wineries and the thriving and beautiful Yarra Valley. A typical day would involve 4 - 6 hours of work, with morning tea and lunch. Volunteering includes gardening, weeding, mulching, pruning, compost making, planting, wood collecting, splitting & stacking. Building tasks depend on skills and experience. There are two days off each week for rest and recreation. Your accommodation is in a two bedroom self-contained flat attached to the end of our house. We enjoy a mixed diet, with some shared meals. We're not able to accommodate children. No smoking inside please. Initial stay 3-7 days, longer stays negotiable. Sandra is your lead host, a retired teacher/counsellor. She speaks French and a little German, loves gardening, playing ukelele, travel, friends and living in the bush. She loves that her adult children and grandchildren live nearby. Peter is a retired sociologist and environmentalist who adores fishing and table tennis, table soccer and travel.  

A small cattle farm in the South Burnett setting up for self sufficiency with a food forest and edible gardens. There are many tasks we need help with, from building, fencing, gardening, cleaning and painting among others. A friendly couple in our 50’s with two small inside dogs, some chooks and cattle. Experienced farmers with some knowledge of permaculture, soil health and animal husbandry. Good home cooked meals, queen size room with shared bathroom.

I joined WWOOF to gain new experiences and to get my hands dirty! WWOOfing allows me to create new stories, all while learning practical skills through experience.

We lived on a Swiss farm and are very interested in what farm life is like in other families. Also we like to get cultural exchange and improve our English

We’re traveling to Australia while taking a winter break from our own organic farm in Sweden. We want to combine meaningful work with the joy of exploring your country and connecting with nature. Through WWOOF, we hope to meet like-minded people who share our values around sustainable living and organic farming. We’re excited to exchange knowledge, learn new skills, and experience Australian farm life. We’re also seeking inspiration for opening our own ecotourism project and welcoming future WWOOFers to our farm.

I joined WWOOF because I want to combine my passion for horses with the opportunity to meet new people and experience different cultures. I’m excited to work on Australian farms, gain practical experience with horses, and at the same time explore the country. For me, WWOOF is the perfect way to expand my skills, actively contribute, and gain exciting insights into farm life as well as Australian culture.

I'm joining WWOOF this summer because I want to do something productive and try out different experiences before starting my academic year. I specifically want to learn practical skills, experience the daily farm routine, and contribute my time and effort to your sustainable environment. I am excited to work, and I look forward to hearing about how I can assist you this summer!

I would like to join WWOOF in Australia because I am very interested in learning about Australian agriculture and sustainable farming practices. I believe that by working directly on farms, I can gain hands-on experience and deepen my understanding of the land, crops, and lifestyle in rural Australia. Another reason is that I would like to stay in Australia for a longer period of time and travel around different regions. WWOOF offers a unique opportunity to explore many areas while being part of local communities, rather than just being a tourist. Finally, I am eager to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. I believe cultural exchange is one of the most valuable experiences in life, and I would love to share my own culture while learning from hosts and fellow WWOOFers. I am excited to contribute, learn, and grow through this program.

Our property is set on 5.6 hectares in the beautiful Adelaide Hills. We're currently developing the garden and need some help. You'll have your own private bedroom with queen bed. We're in the small township of Mylor which is about 25 minutes from Adelaide CBD.

I visit my niece and godchild in Brisbane, travel through Down Under (and later even New Zealand) and work on improving my English and learning more about the country and its people

Have a 3-level home in the Perth Hills which is about 35 minutes from the city.  Most of the vegetation is natural and we have garden work to be done. We would prefer person's in their 30's, We have one room for WWOOFer so best for couples or single person. We have a small orchard.

Cennednyss Community is an intentional community of 5 households living on a small property in the Adelaide Hills near Mt Lofty. Our ages range from mid-70s to mid-20s. We live cooperatively, guided by feminist & ecological principles. Our native trees & 2 dams provide homes for many birds, possums & koalas. We work together to care for our property, growing a diverse range of fruit & vegetables & harvesting wood from our trees & honey from bees. We enjoy having hens, sheep, alpacas & kangaroos as well as domestic animals. WWOOFers will be asked to participate in all aspects of growing, management, harvesting and preserving our produce, including: composting, mulching & digging out blackberries. Also, fire prevention work & firewood collection. Accommodation for 2 people our home, shared mixed meals. No children. No smoking inside. Initial stay of 3-5 days, longer by negotiation.

We are Michelle and Aaron, a married couple from Adelaide, 15 minutes from the city. Our 2.4-hectare property in Belair sits in the Hills Face Zone with stunning sea views. The land is currently untouched bushland (formerly a quarry, then government-owned) and we’re starting fresh. Our vision is to create an off-grid permaculture paradise with an Earthship eco-home, food forest, and organic gardens. Right now, the work is about establishing the basics—weed removal, safe access tracks, and building a composting toilet—before moving into building the Earthship home, food production and regeneration. At this stage there are no amenities on site—we aren’t living there yet—so it suits self-sufficient WWOOFers with a caravan/camper. We only ask for a few hours’ help each week in exchange for a peaceful base surrounded by nature.

Hi, my name is Juliete and I have a son called Sunny. We are looking to create and establish a long term and lifelong food forest as well as find friends and family to plant, build, create, care and maintain this food forest. So that everyone who looks after this food forest always has food and water and nobody runs out due to droughts, wars, famines or diseases, or political unrest. We are learning and practicing living off grid and self-sufficiency skills and lifestyle, so that we can create this food forest and also pass these skills, lifestyle and knowledge to my future children, grandchildren and descendants as well as future friends. We are into vegetable gardening, foraging for food, food growing, food preserving, seed saving, food storing as well as animal care (husbandry), caring for animals, and caring for people and plants. We interested and learning and practicing building natural shelters, and all that comes with such as plumbing alternative energy such as solar panels, and water wheels. Other things we are practicing is permaculture, biodynamics. We are very clean living, we don't use drugs, we don't smoke, and we don't consume alcohol and we have no addictions. I, (Juliette) have one other adult son. We are searching for family and future family and friends to help us create and maintain this peaceful, beautiful food forest oasis.  

I joined to meet people who are as passionate about bush regeneration as I am! Over 7 years, I manually removed the introduced and invasive weed - buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) - from my 2.5 acre Land for Wildlife (LFW) bush block in the central desert. It was rewarding seeing so many native plants sprout in the areas that buffel once grew! I enjoyed it so much that I started my own "buffel busting" business and dug out buffel grass from other LFW blocks, as well as helped environmental/land management groups remove it from riverbeds, crown lands, botanic gardens, ephemeral wetlands/claypans and other areas in the central desert. I also have extensive experience with removing these weeds from land in south-east Queensland and northern NSW: - Cobbler's pegs (Bidens pilosa) - Fireweed (Senecio madagascariensis) - Morning glory - purple (Ipomoea indica) - including thick infestations in creeks and vines wrapped around shrubs & trees Now that I’ve retired, I have more time & energy, as well as the skills & experience to help others regenerate and rehabilitate their land. For the last six months of 2024, I was a live-in volunteer at a retreat/meditation centre on a 2.5 acre LFW property in the central desert.