We want to travel Australia, experiencing its culture, meeting its people, and learning from them. WWOOF is a fantastic opportunity to stay with locals in beautiful places and learn new skills while contributing to environmentally-conscious projects. Jed would be interested to share knowledge with fellow beekeepers and learn how to grow wildflowers to support his bees as part of his developing apiary and buisness back in Scotland. I'm planning to do a PhD when I get home from Australia and am considering a move towards plant sciences/agriculture so it would be great to acquire some basic plant husbandry skills.

Belted Galloway cattle farm in the southern highlands. We milk these cows, too - they love to be patted. We also raise chickens for breeding and eggs, have a Permaculture veggie garden, and have just planted hazelnut trees. We are at our next stage of bushfire recovery having completed fencing and felling some trees. There are many tasks still to do even though it has rained and looks green. We need to expand the permaculture areas, constant weeding, pruning fruit trees, planting bare rooted vines and transplanting fruit trees. We also maintain a small wildlife reserve on part of the farm and look at grasses to make sure that the wombats we co-exist with have enough to eat. Volunteer tasks include feeding chickens, tending veggie garden, moving cattle to strip graze, milking cows (in non drought situations), weeding, collecting firewood, composting & worm farming. Accomodation for 2 within our home. Shared meals, all cook together. Mixed diet. Vegetarians & vegans catered for. Children b.a. No smoking on property. Initial stay 12-14 days. Longer stays negotiable.

I’m currently in TAS with no real plan… I think the purest way to experience a place is to live like the locals. I have a bit of savings saved up so I’m not in any real rush to make money - I wanted to take this opportunity while I’m young and without responsibilities to create experiences & participate in as many things of interest as possible. I’ve fallen in love with this place & it’s only been 3 days since I boarded from the ferry. I would love nothing more then to give back in some way, & me offering my time is the way I feel would be the most beneficial to everyone involved. I’m a very curious, enthusiastic person & I love to try my hand at anything I can - growing up I got some time on farms with my Aunty owning a cattle farm & my dad having some property that enabled us to have some pretty cool pets (chickens, sheep, horses & an alpaca). It’s been a long time since I’ve gotten to be amongst this kind of lifestyle & I miss it immensely.

Recently I have lost my love for arboriculture and I am taking a break to try and figure out what direction I would like my life to take. I am looking to connect with people through WWOOFing to try and figure out what might be next for me and to learn some new life skills.

Our property 'Earthways' is a 330 acre property 150 km nth of Sydney in the beautiful Wollombi Valley. We are surrounded by NP and Crown land, with native animals & birds. Brian is an architect, in sustainable building technologies. Sally is the organic gardener, and great vegetarian cook.  We have owner-built our 2-storey mud-brick home with Off Grid solar electricity. Living sustainably for many years. Volunteering includes general property and building maintenance, re vegetation, new building projects and bee work if interested. We prefer people who are practical, willing to work and learn new skills. Accommodation for 2 in private space, shared vegetarian meals. Our WWOOFers are welcome inside our home and partake in family activities – we enjoy sharing in great conversations and enjoy people with an interest in sustainable living. Non-smokers only.

To see more of the world and meet new people while still doing the sort of work that I love. And after hearing so many great stories from other Wwoofers, it seemed like the perfect time to start!

I joined WWOOF in hopes of developing my skill set further and learning more about organic farming practices. Growing up on a small berry farm, I feel most at home and comfortable working in a farm setting. I was excited to learn about WWOOF because it is such a great way to learn deeper about different farming techniques around the world, while meeting new people and having the opportunity to share knowledge and experience.

I am from Belgium and studying in Perth for the semester, and I have a little bit of time before I have to go back to Belgium, so I am traveling around Australia and South Asia. I want to meet people, see how life is here, be useful, step outside my comfort zone, learn about others and myself, and grow up. I think wwoofing is the perfect opportunity to do all that 🙂

The opportunity to work in a completely different field and meeting new people made us join wwwoof. Also we know from relatives and friends and their experiences how amazing and interesting it is - so we'd also love to try it.

I am joining WWOOF to from a deeper connection with the earth and with other people. I am excited to meet people who will share their knowledge and ideas, and help change the way that I see the world.

I joined WWOOF because I want to combine travel with meaningful work and authentic experiences. I’m in Australia on a Working Holiday Visa and I’d love to complete my 88 days in a way that truly adds value to my time here. I feel that being outdoors, surrounded by nature and animals, is very therapeutic, and I’m excited to learn new skills while helping out on farms. WWOOF feels like the perfect opportunity to connect with people who share a passion for sustainable living, meet new friends, and contribute with enthusiasm while discovering more about Australian culture and lifestyle.

We are in Australia on a working holiday visa and will be starting the cherry season at the end of November. In the meantime, we want to discover other production models through woofing. I've already had the chance to do this in France and loved it. In our opinion, it's the best way to discover a country, meet people, and learn new things.

54 acres, 5kms from Maldon. The property is picturesque with panoramic views, large rocky granite outcrops & a swimming hole, but very dry in summer. It adjoins the forest at the foot of Mt Tarrengower. I am in the process of regenerating large areas back to native bushland, have building projects, including finishing touches to my poured earth house and general farm work. I have clean accommodation & can adjust meals accordingly. I like showing people the many wonderful sights of the area & I enjoy cultural exchange. Can P/U in Castlemaine & Bendigo with prior notice. Maldon has a very artistic and creative community and I can play and teach the Harp.

We have a beautiful 40 acre horse agistment property, veggie garden & fruit trees and approx. 5 acres bush. 3 min drive to surf beach, bay beach & Inverloch town or 10 min drive to Wonthaggi, a larger town. Push bikes available. About 15 to 20 minutes to the beach and town by bike. We are very interested in living a sustainable lifestyle and hope that our WWOOFers are also interested in living sustainably and learning, and sharing knowledge of this. There are almost always wallabies and kangaroos at our farm and if you are lucky you may see echidnas, wombats & occasional koalas. Volunteering may include harvesting, fertilizing, pollinating, composting, mulching, hay carting, weeding, fencing, planting, food preservation, and other jobs as they become available.  Sometimes there is some work caring for horses: often all the work is in the garden and paddock maintenance, as the horses are mainly looked after by their owners. Accommodation for up to 3 in our home, although we usually prefer 2. Shared meals, cook together. We eat a healthy, sustainable diet.  Bron is vegan and while Ray eats most foods, many meals are vegan or vegetarian.  Vegetarians & vegans catered for.  No children, no smoking, all stays negotiable on application. Please let us know your available dates when you apply and the length of time that you would like to WWOOF here. (1 to 2 weeks preferred).

We joined WWOOF because we believe that the best way to discover Australia is through real human connection — by meeting locals, sharing daily life, and learning from authentic experiences. We want to learn new skills, contribute through our work, and exchange knowledge and culture in a meaningful way. Both of us love nature, animals, gardening, cooking, and outdoor activities, so WWOOF feels like the perfect opportunity to combine everything we value. We’re motivated, respectful, and open-minded people who enjoy helping, learning, and sharing positive energy. For us, this year in Australia isn’t just about travelling — it’s about creating bonds, understanding local life, and growing through the people we meet.

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.

I see WWOOFing as a chance to learn hands-on skills, connect with people who share a love for the land, and experience simple living with purpose. I’m curious, reliable, and eager to help wherever I can — whether that’s gardening, caring for animals, cooking, or lending a hand with community projects. Back in home and prior to moving to a city, I grow up in a rural small town where my grandparents have a farm I go to every weekend and so I'm excited to use my holiday breaks to be immersed in nature, learn new farm/life skills, help on farm projects and meet new people/lifelong friends!

A friend recommended WWOOF to me a while ago, and now that I'm coming to Australia, I believe volunteering is a great way to connect with local culture and learn more about farm life. It also feels like a nice first step toward the farm work I'll need to do for my second-year visa.

I have already done several WWOOFings in France, on farms, market gardening, and house renovations. These are wonderful experiences, wonderful encounters. I like to learn and share my know-how. and now I want to discover Australian agricultural knowledge and improve my English language in a good vibration