I want to join wwoof because I want to discover a new culture and meet new people. I want to have an experience that is different from my usual habits and that allows me to improve my English. I want to take on new challenges and have an unforgettable experience.

We have a 2000m2 property in Darlington Western Australia. The garden has a variety of native and exotic plants that require care and maintenance. There may be opportunity for creative flair to assist build small retaining walls, and paths. Our home is spacious and built from rock and timber framing. We will provide our guest/s with a nice bedroom with queen size bed and own bath room. The home also features a swimming pool and private garden with views over the northern suburbs of Perth.

Paperbark Place is 1.53 acre property in a remote rural community across the harbour from Darwin. I am a solo mum, with two children, who has taken on a big task of tidying up this property and improving its function and usage. I have big dreams but need a hand with some of the practicalities. Paperbark Place has many pre-existing dwellings and sheds but the spaces need support to become functional and more maintainable. Previous owners left it in a bit of a state. So I am slowly tidying it up and getting it to a state where it can flourish and grow without being overtaken. It's a beautilful space with a very peaceful, engaging energy. The wildlife is incredible and the sounds from the ocean always remind you it is close by.

I joined WWOOF because, as I said, I’m on a journey of self-discovery. I’ve never truly been on my own and I reached a point where abandoning my comfort zone entirely is the best way to do that. Hence, joining WWOOF and seeing what good I can do on the other side of this floating space rock! I’m so intrigued by the idea of creating a homestead and living an organic life. I feel WWOOFing is an amazing way for me to broaden my horizons, learn skills I’m eager to learn, work with animals, and get to see a country I’ve been dying to see since I was a kid. It checks a lot of boxes for me 🙂

Yandoit Farm is a beautiful 140 acre organic natural farm in Central Victoria and is part of the thriving local communities of Castlemaine, Hepburn & Daylesford. We follow permaculture principles and best practice regenerative farming techniques. We embrace a natural life connected to the land as a path for fun, health and happiness. Our farm is a positive, supportive place where everyone feels hugged. So come and experience great community, learning, conscious & sustainable farm life and lots of fun.

I am very interested in learning about permaculture, biodynamic organic gardening/farming, sustainability, community style living, land and soil regeneration, food foresting, homesteading, taking care of farm animals, and equine-assisted therapy. I hope to have my own space in the future to live in this way and share what I have learned with others. I consider myself to be a capable learner and dependable.

I have always watched Australian rugby and soccer and thought that everyone seemed cheerful and happy. Also, my father went to Australia. He told me that the Australian people were friendly. Australia's nature is so beautiful that I would like to spend time there in the future. I want to become a wine maker in Australia and would like to experience the work of a wine farmer.

Because I like this kind of job (gardening, harvesting and other specific jobs) and I had good experience in woofing in Italy. I know there are beautiful places to visit, but more important is to know people with same interests.

I have very little farming experience, so I am WWOOFing with the mindset of a student eager to learn. Two summers ago, I read a fascinating book "The Omnivore's Dilemma" which talked all about the food industry in America. Afterward I became very interested in healthy/organic eating and have wanted to try a self-sufficient lifestyle. Currently I go to college but I have no plans for when I graduate. So, now seems a better time than ever to travel, see the world, and explore the realm of agriculture at the same time. I will be in Indonesia in February and March and plan to hop down to Australia from April-June.

I joined WWOOF to experience a true Australian life, preferably with horses, and other animals. I am interested in sustainable thinking, and learning about the way. I would like to meet local people, share the culture, and give hand to serve. I have experienced WWOOF at 6 places in NSW, QLD from May to Oct.

150 acre Family owned & run farm boasting 2000 Avocado trees, other spray free fruit & hay farm in one of the most beautiful places in the world- Southwest Western Australia. We are looking for good, honest, respectful people, who like to work hard & who want a great location central location close to many beaches & lots of places to explore- you’ve found your farm to WWOOF at! We are an Aussie/American family who just purchased a large farm in September 2023 where there are always things to be done on it.  We love experiencing different cultures.  If you are looking to learn about farming in the Southwest of Western Australia and finding a farm that is within 30mins of many site to see- this is the the farm to come to.   Enjoy farm life as well as exploring the Southwest- under 30minutes to 10 beaches & 2 major town centres- Bunbury & Busselton. Under 1 hour's drive to Margret River- Please note, vehicle not provided. Jobs include maintaining farm, weeding gardens & orchards , fencing, maintaining the avo orchards- irrigation, pruning, picking, and maintaining the country gardens.  We also have big projects like painting, building stables & sheds, fencing, etc… Accommodation is in a spacious 1 room, full bathroom granny flat separate to the main house.  comfortably fits 1-2 people.  We also have availability for any caravaners to live here as well with access to full bathroom and electricity.

Beautiful home with spectacular views, on ½ acre lot close to village, transport & National Parks. Passive solar house, alternative building materials & technologies. Established home garden producing fruit, vegetables & eggs. Landscaping also includes flowering & scented trees, shrubs, vines & Japanese-style water garden. Variety of work in home & garden, plus on our nearby commercial organic farm. Accomodation for 1-3 people in our home. Shared meals with family. Mixed diet. No smoking. All nationalities most welcome.

I joined WWoof to help people who need and who want help, sharing us our different knowledge about different things such job, life, or whatever. It's always interesting to meet new people and learn from them because I think we always have something new to bring to other people.

As a resident in highly urbanised Hong Kong, farming has always fascinated me. It is to me, a way to work with our Earth to grow food. I am eager to join WWOOF Australia to develop a deeper understanding of farming techniques and sustainable land management. Large scale farming in particular. I wish to expand my horizons in the field of agriculture through this volunteering experiencing. I believe participating in WWOOF would help me expand my practical skills as well, in areas like crop cultivation, animal husbandry, and permaculture. Last but not least, I would also love to meet like-minded individuals who enjoy being close to the environment and finding sustainable ways to grow food. This opportunity to immerse myself in organic farming communities in Australia aligns perfectly with my interest for environmental stewardship and self-sufficiency.

Our 100ac farm is situated on Deep Creek in the Macedon Ranges, about 1 hour outside Melbourne. We run livestock and grow vegetables for our own use. Animals include cows, alpacas, sheep, chickens, goats, dogs and a pig. There are two of us living on this property, entirely off the grid.

I’m studying organic farming in Denmark and want to gain more experience with animals/plants. I also love the concept of travelers and different cultures working on organic farms.

Horse Trail Riding and Stock Horse Stud on 100 acres of bushland. The property also includes a 2.5 acre vineyard near Margaret River. We have about 30 horses, from school masters through to polo ponies. Volunteering includes compost making using straw & manure from horse stables, spreading compost onto vineyard, removal of introduced weeds & revegetation of bushland with native species. People with some experience in horse handling and riding can get involved with all aspects of horse care. The work is diverse so there are loads of opportunities for a bit of knowledge exchange. Accommodation for 2 people in separate 3 bedroom railway carriage house. No children. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Negotiable stays after initial visit. See our website and take a look!

We are a retired husband and wife team (Australian and Japanese respectively) living on a 10 acre former papaya plantation in lush tropical north Queensland. We are converting the property back to rainforest and food forest.

I joined WWOOF because i want to have new experiences in my life. I always wanted to go abroad and meet new people but i hadn't had the courage until now. So what i hope to expect is meeting great people, share experiences and learn new things about farming and handiwork and just caring for animals.