Our Place:  We (Jane and Aaron) are hosting a tiny experience from Australian miniature goats, miniature donkeys, miniature ponies (Pepper and Spice) and Aussie White sheep. The hobby farm is situated at Copping, SE coast of Tasmania en route to Port Arthur and 20 minutes from rural town, Sorell.  5 minutes from our place is beautiful beach Marion Bay beach. The property is a mix of pasture, trees and small vegie gardens. There is a tiny home that is used as an Airbnb and a family friendly cottage that we are renovating at present. The farm has 1 friendly border collie. What we offer and what is involved:  We would like to share our time and your time spending with the animals and helping to keep the farm maintained so the animals have the best home possible. This involves brushing the animals, (more like a scratch) hanging out with the animals to aid in human contact, feeding, manure picking up, gardening, pasture management, weeding and general odd jobs. If your a competent horse rider this would be an advantage. Accommodation:  There is a fully equipped bus (shower +toilet+ oven+sink+ queen bed), modern design, dry and tidy.   Plenty of storage and your own garden if your stay is long term.  

I love being outdoors in nature. I want to get away from the city as I find it too noisy and busy here. I am interested in healthy living and organic food.

My relative was a WWOOF host in Japan, so l decided to try using the WWOOF system overseas. I've always dreamed of living abroad, and I want to be able to converse smoothly in English with local people.

I am getting curiouser and curiouser each moment.   I'm a plant-based lover. I love the idea of a healthy, ethical and sustainable life for all living creatures, i want to help build healthy communities and as well as bring back the wild.

I want to start WWOOFing since I want to learn more about permaculture and be more in touch with nature and its slower pace. I also want to get to know a sincere community of people in a place far away from home.

Buffalo Plains is a small 2.5 acre bushblock running two tiny-home accomodation units and 14 organic vegetable lots. Chickens (Heather, Gwen and Beril) and goats are on site also. Currently building a seperate bungalow / bathroom unit for woofers which will hopefully be ready by January 2025, otherwise you be helping finish it off. Accomodation is also availabe in the house. Two small house bound cats have access to an enclosed run from the house. The property has numerious Ring-tale possums who are acustomed to human interaction. Kolas and bird life are also prolific on site.

Have a chance to live with local Reconnect with nature To practice and improve my English language skills Although I don’t have professional knowledge yet, I am very interested in dairy farming and agriculture.

Our beautiful 58 ha property is located in Rose Valley on the picturesque South Coast, 2 hours drive south of Sydney. 2.5 hrs on the train from Sydney. We are a 10 min bike ride from the beach, have a beautiful creek,with swimming holes, running through the property. Our farm runs cattle & horses. We also have a few chickens, an orchard & veggie garden. Volunteering includes gardening, weeding, tree planting, & bush regeneration including lantana removal. Carpentry work using recycled timbers. Accommodation for 1-2 people in family home or in one of the cabin/cottages used for Airbnb. Meat-style meals. No smoking inside. Min 1 week stay.

I am not intending to be a full time commercial farmer in the near future, as I enjoy my current profession. However, I do want to be able to grow my own food, as well as make a bit of secondary income. While in Australia, it is difficult to progress my professional career much because of Visa restrictions, but doing WWOOF will definitely help me learn skills and gain experience for secondary life goals.

以前、日本でオーガニック野菜や花を育てていました。 日本のオーガニック農場よりも先進的なオーストラリアで、オーガニック農業に関する経験と知識を身につけたいと 思っています。素敵なWWOOFオーナーに出会えることを願っています！

Join Our Vineyard Family in Tasmania! Hello! We’re Victoria and Ben, along with our two energetic boys, Raphaël and Eric, and our lovable dog, Milla. We run a small, family-owned vineyard on the beautiful Tasmania Peninsula, and right now, we could really use an extra pair (or two!) of hands. If you’re passionate about gardening, or just looking to get your hands dirty in the great outdoors, we’d love to have you help with daily tasks like vine tucking and pruning—perfect for the season! We’re offering a cozy studio overlooking the vines, complete with its own bathroom and toilet, so you can enjoy your privacy while staying right in the heart of the vineyard. Plus, you’ll have access to Wi-Fi for when you need to unwind. Meals are on us! We enjoy delicious, locally sourced food, and we’re happy to accommodate different dietary preferences. We ask that you pitch in with cooking, cleaning, and just being a positive, friendly part of the team. If you’re interested in joining our little slice of paradise and making some great memories together, don’t hesitate to reach out! Please note also that the Tasman Peninsula has very little transport (e.g. only one bus a day!), having your own vehicle is preferable. Update: we will be gone camping for a few weeks end of May/early June - best to you in the meantime! Cheers, Ben, Victoria, Raphaël, Eric & Milla

We live on a 2 ¼ acre property. This is a private house and garden with fruit trees, vegetable gardens, landscaped ornamental borders and a patch of old growth eucalypts, plus an antique furniture restoration workshop in the process of being set up. We are both semi-retired and moved here from the UK in 2023. The gardens here have been a little neglected for several years but have great potential. We have both worked in a wide variety of jobs, mostly self-employed. We have both worked as vegetarian cooks and eat well, mostly organic food. Rick has worked for 20 years as a sports coach at a high level and for 35 years in the antiques trade as a restorer and conserver and has been involved with wwoof since 1975. Tric has a degree in psychology and worked in the Australian health service. She also a post grad degree in botanical conservation and worked for botanical gardens. Tric has run a small certified organic stock farm and worked extensively in organic horticulture. Particularly in research of medicinal herb crops. She has also been involved with the “Deep Ecology” movement since its beginnings. Our wwoofers tend to find us interesting and relaxed and reasonably well behaved.

I joined WWOOF because I was looking for a way to explore as much of Australia as possible in an affordable and meaningful way. I really want to meet locals, learn how people live here, and experience the country beyond the usual tourist spots. Many people recommended WWOOF to me, and the idea of exchanging work for knowledge, community, and real cultural experiences sounded perfect.

Our project is 90 acres of bush and fields in upland granite country near Stanthrope. Our community has about 13 members, some families, some single. The project was started in the mid 1970s by families and yoga monks intent on a lifestyle of all round wellbeing - physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, community, environmental. This is still the ethos. Since our foundation almost 50 years ago, farming here has been organic and chemical free. At various times we have had certification, including Bio-dynamic. Now, myself. I'm Dada Jitendrananda, a monk in the yoga tradition, and I look after the project. I love having wwoofers for the energy, help, good vibes, cultural richness and festivity they bring. I organise regular 2 week long working bee / meditation & yoga retreats that are great events of fun and development.

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.

30 years ago my parents backpacked Australia and Wwoof’d, and so now I am here I would love to experience what they did. They had such a great time and learnt a lot and made friends they are still in contact with! I would love to experience a different life from the 9-5 office job I have back home. And immerse myself into local life.

I'm here to find a way to travel and get to know Australia in a slower and more authentic way. I hope to find a place where we can share experiences in agriculture and sustainable living (specially learning about natural building), while also having some space to relax and take in all the new information. I'd love to share a meal, exchange stories, and hear suggestions (or even an invitation) for birdwatching or hiking in Tasmania🥾🦆 🙂

I want to work jobs that matter and be around authentic people in an authentic atmosphere. My hope is to learn new things, help out the hosts and get a glimpse of the daily life on an Australian farm. I have a little experience in farm work and animal care and I really enjoyed it. Getting to know interesting people and making good memories is another point why I signed up for WWOOF.

Bossy Boots Organic Farm is Certified Organic. The property is in beautiful Balingup, with rolling hills, surrounded by native forest. The property is 80 acres and is situated alongside the Bibbulman Track. Seasonal vegetables & fruit are our main production, selling produce to local retailers & Perth Market. A Commercial kitchen was built to ‘value add’ the produce we grow.