Nine Planets lies at the end of the Chapman River Sanctuary adjacent Lashmar's Lagoon Sanctuary and about 600 meters from Antechamber Bay, one of the largest, most pristine and undisturbed beaches on Kangaroo Island's coast. The Chapman River teams with bream and the beach is a sanctuary for endangered hooded plovers which nest in the sand just above the high water line in late spring. Garfish, tommies, flathead and mullet can be caught from the beach if you are adept at shore fishing. Lashmar's Lagoon is a sanctuary for waterbirds and teems with black swans, ducks, pelicans, sacred ibis and other birds. In winter and spring black swans grazing in pasture adjacent the lagoon outnumber farmers' sheep. Kangaroos, wallabies and goannas usually visit daily and dozens of bird species including magpies, currawongs, superb fairywrens, honeyeaters, thornbills, red browed finches and silver eyes call in for a drink and/or bath, whilst wedge tailed eagles and the very rare white bellied sea eagle may be seen soaring overhead. At night the calls of boobook owls can be heard in the distance. It is often windy, but rarely very hot or very cold.

Our dream was to live on a farm in the countryside. I'm planning to experience farm life for 2-3 months and then rent a small farm to live on the farm. In particular, I want to provide children in their adolescence with a life of living with nature, away from relying on mobile phones. The children also try to adjust to farm life by helping work on the farm before entering school in the winter semester. I like to do things with my hands because camping has been my hobby for a long time.

We are called Ozparagus and produce green asparagus and now the first in Carnarvon white asparagus. We also grow passionfruit and have just planted tree Topia. Around Tree Topia we are currently fencing the area off to make a beautiful place to come sit maybe see some sculptures and chickens with ducks swimming in the pond going in.  Hoping for some sheep and goats to help chickens ducks keep the weeds down. Chickens run around free and put away at night for safety atm in the passionfruit old yards. You will experience many different cultures on the farm with backpackers from around the world. A family business with the grandparents, ourselves and the children living here. Of course, we have our resident Dog buster who is extremely friendly and will try to convince you he is hungry always. See his Instagram story on our page. Puss Puss is also here now she does pest control and recently gave birth to some kittens with a couple more staying on you will meet them when you come.  Currently Backpackers and woofers taking care of them and have named them Gin and Tonic  lol. We are slowly getting the farm to be very bio diverse with growing mushrooms and many more varieties of vegetables on the list in the next few months.  with some trials going on now successfully growing and canning beetroot and making a relish. Diversity is key to staying afloat and to have our own produce feeding us all here with the extra for the tourists when they come on the Fruit loop next year And of course, now we have thousands of new babies to care for with the bees arriving for the Everybee Everybody.  First harvest soon yay.  Also, we'd like to make the most of all the products so diving into making salves marinades and more As well as starting our own solider fly set up to produce chicken feed and nourishment for our soil. We love the idea of wwoofers to meet other cultures and teach you what we know. We are very excited with the diversity of wwoofers coming to join our community and now families to.  We can accommodate up to 17 people on the plantation so the calendar would not reflect true availability just send us a message and CJ can tell you how many beds are available.   Look forward to meeting you all. If you want any more information, then feel free to contact us here.  Alot more information and stories on Instagram and the Webpage.  With a Blog in the pipeline (when time off farm can happen) now as many woofer stories and their own wee adventures here need to be told nicknaming the plantation the love plantation like love boat for land.  Quite a few connections made and many a great night had with everyone on farm.  It's like travelling the world again for us without having to leave the verandah. A place we design and discuss many an idea for the future and we really want woofers to leave their mark. Like Taura planted the garlic I'm about to use and she will get to enjoy it as well.   We very much look forward to meeting you all CJ and Markham

We are interested in learning more about agriculture, sustainability, and plants, animals, and culture in Australia. We had a great experience wwoofing in Hawaii in February and joined Wwoof Australia to learn about organic farming while contributing to the local community and developing new skills!

Mt Budd is a stunning 250 acre off-grid bush property with just enough farmed land to grow a small commercial crop of chemical free garlic. When you’re not helping us plant or harvest garlic, we have a multitude of bush walking tracks, some of which take you to some beautiful views.

I am very adventurous and love to travel and gather new experiences. To travel to Australia has been my dream for as long as I can remember and I want to see and experience everything the country has to offer. I see WWOOF as a great opportunity for me to see another side of the Australia as well as meeting locals, learning more about organic farming and get experiences I wouldn´t get anywhere else.

I initially joined in 2022, but I've joined WWOOF Australia this year as a change in my career path, with a desire to build my skills into labour work such as gardening, agroforestry, carpentry, as well as animal husbandry if available. I'm looking to flourish again with a group of people who cherish these values, and see what I can offer for them, as well as what I can be taught in return.

Can do the 88 days for  417 visa extension. The property is approx 160 acres. We are a registered cattle station but we don't have many cattle. We are in the process of planting tropical fruit trees in orchards with a difference. We are situated 4 hrs from Cairns near Cooktown in Far North Qld. Unfortunately we are not a "certified organic" farm but we strive to maintain this regardless. Biodiversity being the main point . A lot to learn for those that want to learn. Would like people willing to volunteer for their board, wifi & food, (personal items and snacks not included). You will have your own private clean lockable room in the main house, We all live like a big family. The work is not hard with plenty of things to do around the farm mostly gardening but other jobs include fencing, mulching, weeding, painting and cleaning. There is no mobile reception here But You will have unlimited wifi. This position would suit mature, outgoing people and someone who just wants to experience a different way of life. Must be reasonably fit and easy to get along with. Having initiative and working independently is appreciated. Prefer non smoker,  Asian cultures  tend to be the majority of people doing the 88 days in this area But Any nationality, culture or gender is OK and poor English is OK  , English being the preferred language to communicate or translate. We ask for 5 hours per day (7am starts) though this is flexible everything depends on the weather , Ocean tides, rain, Bush walks , ETC . We try to offer outings to see the area and have a break from work, but is weather dependent. This is the tropics so weather can be hot and humid in the middle of the day . Hence the early start . Wild life is abundant and you may have the opportunity to see & handle abundant wildlife first hand. We have 4 dogs . horses,cattle, free range chickens. Free range pythons ( Non poison snakes ), Etc. The Property is on the river with good fishing. Public transport near by with the drop off point at our iconic "Lions Den Hotel". With prior notice we can offer to pick up & drop off from Cairns. We  also offer you bush walks with links to others in the area that also host 88 day helpers. So you have other options to mix your 88 day hosts

We have a 400 acre farm 25 minutes from Esperance WA just me and my 12 year-old son. we have a massive hydroponic vegetable garden that produces way too much food for us! we have some sheep,chickens,birds,3cats and a dog  

We joined WWOOFing to experience Australia beyond tourism—working alongside locals, learning new skills, and immersing ourselves in rural life. With experience in farm sitting, animal care, and property maintenance, we’re eager to expand our knowledge while contributing to the places we visit. We love nature, hands-on work, and meeting new people. WWOOFing is the perfect way to exchange cultures, gain insight into sustainable farming, and truly connect with Australia.

We are looking to WWOOF across Australia to deepen our knowledge and meet new people! Also, at the moment, Maryn is on a Working Holiday Visa (subclass 462) and looking to fulfill her 88 days to renew her second-year visa to stay in Australia another year. Liv's Aussie, and enthusiastic about contributing to the operations of the farm and getting out of the city and back in touch with nature!

We are a small scale farm located within the swan valley 25 min drive from Perth. Our primary area of farming is animal husbandry. We have cattle, sheep, pigs and chickens that we feed and look after daily. We also farm fruit and veg and produce wood fired bread that we sell at our weekend market stall at the front of our property.

Gorgeous great ocean road property between Lorne and Apollo Bay, 250 acres of bush with a small permaculture garden and bees, plus kangaroos, wallabies and koalas. Amazing views in a lovely rammed earth architect designed house and about 2km walk to Grey River beach, or 5km drive to Kennett River beach, best for folks with their own transport but can collect and drop off from local towns.

I discovered Wwoofing through my brother, as he had already gained experience with it in Canada. I think it's a great way to meet new people, gain new experiences and get to know new places. It's also a great way to exchange ideas and try out new things.

We are a 40 acre farm with a young family. We run beef cattle, 2 pet donkeys, chickens, ducks and our 4 pet dogs. We have recently completed our permaculture design course but are still learning the ropes on growing food as we go. We have a small garden area with big plans to hopefully grow majority of our own fresh fruit and vegetables. We process our own beef for our family consumption and are hoping to start doing the same with poultry.

I previously had the experience of working on a farm in Uenomura, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. It was there that I learned about WWOOF, and I decided to try it while traveling abroad. I believe it is important to grow what you eat, which sparked my interest in agriculture. Among various agricultural practices, I am particularly interested in production methods that do not rely on chemical fertilizers, and when I start my own farming, I want to challenge myself to use natural methods, so I hope to learn as much as I can. Additionally, since WWOOF offers the opportunity to experience agriculture in various parts of the world, I think it provides the perfect environment for me to experience both travel and farming. I am looking forward to experiencing different terrains, climates, and cultures that are unlike the environment I have lived in until now.

We decided to join WWOOF because we wanted to immerse ourselves in the local culture, learn new skills, and give back while traveling. Coming from city life, we were eager to experience a more hands-on, sustainable way of living. We love the idea of helping out in exchange for knowledge, meaningful connections, and unforgettable experiences. WWOOF allows us to meet amazing people, discover different ways of living, and step out of our comfort zone. We enjoy the physical work, the fresh air, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with contributing to a project. Whether it’s gardening, house maintenance, or learning about sustainable farming, we’re always excited to get involved and grow from the experience. Looking forward to meeting more inspiring hosts and fellow travelers along the way! 🌿😊

We have a 50 ha farm in the Gympie Hinterland, just north of the Sunshine Coast. We practice regenerative agriculture, permaculture, syntropic style organic gardening and live a permie lifestyle. we grow most of our own food and preserve our excess. We would like to share our knowledge with the younger generation.