I'm in Australia for 6 months with a working holiday visa to travel in the country. I join WWOOF because i would like to volunteer during this trip. With woofing i'm looking for many things : Meet peoples like foreigners but also australians. It's one of my goal with this trip ; Exchange to improve my english level ; Discover a new culture (traditions, food, ...). I make this trip to open myself up to others cultures ; Develop and learn new skills thanks to differents experiences. I worked in the same job since 8 years. I'm curious and i make this trip to learn several things ; Discover the country with differents experiences trough my travel ; Be useful for hosts. It's important to me ; Woofing is a good way for me to make savings during the trip. I hope to meet you and help you during my trip.

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.

Small farm (65ha) in the hills near interesting small town of Jarrahdale in the forest. Wew are campaigning to protect our forest, good walks are available close by. ~I have practised regenerative farming for years. Mixed farm of cows, sheep, horse, poultry &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 registered on this site after hearing about the experience of one of my seniors who went to Australia using this site. I thought about going on a working holiday, but I decided to use this application because I wanted to be directly involved in agriculture.

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!

Scenic  8 acres in the Perth hills called Wine and Horses in Perth Hills,  with horses, chickens, cats & dogs. Located right on the bridle trails with beautiful bird life and great walking trails in the area. I would love to hear from people who are interested in helping maintain the property. Volunteering includes gardening, painting,  feeding horses and picking up horse manure plus general property maintenance. Mixed diet. No Smoking Inside. Negotiable stays after first few days.

We have over 3,000 acres, growing crops, sheep, cattle & eucalyptus oil. We manage our farm with regenerative methods, and we are all about fixing &and reviving our soils. We are seeing great results and producing a more nutritious meat and grain. We have a large organic vegetable garden, fruit trees, and chooks. Work includes gardening (digging, weeding, planting, composting), tending to chooks (collecting eggs, cleaning chook yard & shed, feeding & watering), as well as tending to sheep & cattle, and fencing. Accom for 1 in our home. Shared meals. Mixed diet. No children. NSI (prefer non-smokers). No drugs. Initial stay 3-5 days, longer stays negotiable.

I joined WWHOOF because I love working close to nature and meeting people who share this passion. I enjoy learning new skills, helping with gardening, and discovering sustainable ways of living. My past WWOOFing in Scandinavia was very rewarding, and I hope to continue this adventure in Australia.

My long term dream is to find a way to be mostly self sufficient but have other people to trade skills and produce with. I've started gardening and learning about Permaculture in the last few years and have loved it. But I feel like I'm missing the hands on experience and seeing the details of how places are designed and run day to day. Wwoofing seems like the perfect way to get a variety of hands on experience and see how others have set themselves up and learn from lessons that you've gone through. I'm still working for most of the week, so I hope to use weekends with some extra days on either for shorter stays at the moment.

Until now, I’ve mostly been doing fruit picking jobs where there were always other Japanese people around. I’ve spent the past two years picking blueberries and grapes, and while I’ve gotten used to the work, I started to feel like life in Australia was becoming a bit routine and lacking in new challenges. That’s why I decided to register here — I’m looking for a different kind of experience. Through WWOOF, I hope to gain a variety of new experiences and make the most of my time in Australia.

I've joined WWOOF to help expand my travelling exeriences and learn about farming and meet people who know about it. I've always had a dream to get "off grid" but have never had the knowledge/finances/confidence to do it. I'd like to meet people who have a similar mindset that the world is way too complicated and we should be able to be "self sufficient" and live in communities that share and enjoy a simple life. I like to get my hands dirty and I like simple down on the earth people who care about their neighbours.

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 studied agricultural science at university in Korea and have some hands-on experience with farming. I’ve worked on a chili farm in Korea and also worked on a cos lettuce farm in Australia, where I was involved in both planting and packing. I’d love to support your work in any way I can and learn more about farming practices in Australia. I also hope to experience your culture and environment more deeply, have meaningful conversations, and improve my English skills while working together. I plan to stay for about two months and hope this experience will also help me fulfill the requirements for my visa extension.

We live on 4 acres (about 1.5 hectares) with our big friendly dog Elvis, our rescue tabby cat, a large vegetable garden, many different fruit trees, and livestock for meat and eggs (cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens). Ad works in IT from home and is pretty busy with that, so you will mainly be assisting Tinker with the farm work.  

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience real farm life in Australia and connect with local people and culture. I especially hope to learn more about animal care and sustainable lifestyles. It’s also very important for me to improve my English, and I think WWOOF is a great way to learn naturally through daily life and work. I’d love to spend time helping, learning, and living simply close to nature.

I always found solace in nature, whether hiking through local trails or tending to a small backyard garden. WWOOF appealed to me as a practical way to gain hands-on experience in organic farming, understand the rhythms of rural life, and connect with a global community dedicated to sustainable practices. It is a chance to align my lifestyle with my values, trading the noise of busy life for the quiet satisfaction of working the land and contributing to a more grounded way of living.

Mixed farm/market garden on 6 hectares of fertile soil on the edge of the Cambooya valley, just 17kms south of Toowoomba, Darling Downs, south east Queensland. We're a simple mom and pop operation, still building up from our modest beginnings as a bare paddock just 16 years back. Anton qualified through agricultural college in his homeland of the Netherlands and moved here at 21. Nicola taught school on and off for 33 years both here and in her native New Zealand. Our farm had its gestation in the cut flower growing business, but when we got together in our 40s, it became apparent that growing chemical sensitivities and growing awareness of ecological issues required a re-think as we went forward. We decided the whole smallholding should be organic and that we should not put all our eggs in one basket. Are you spotting the puns yet? In short, we have, thus far, developed 3 arms to the farm - vegetables, garlic and eggs. Flowers will undoubtedly return at some stage.