On aimerait partager, apprendre, rencontrer des gens , sortir de notre zone de confort . C’est une expérience toute entière qu’on cherche . Une immersion dans la vie australienne. La découverte d’une culture et d’un pays . Le partage est très important pour nous aussi . We would like to share, learn, meet people, get out of our comfort zone. It’s a whole experience that we’re looking for. An immersion in Australian life. The discovery of a culture and a country. Sharing is very important to us too.

Having arrived in Australia three weeks ago, my goal on this platform is to naturally meet new people while sharing my cheerful personality and diverse hands-on experiences. I have been working since the age of 16 during summers and full-time since I was 19. I have experience in factories and public works, and I am not afraid of hard work. I also wish to improve my English. I can hold a basic conversation.

Just to go to somewhere nice, meet nice people and enjoy some outdoors work, hopefully learn something along the way 🙂 A lot of the woofing has a focus on sustainability which i am interested in and would like to be a part of : )

A friend of mine, 10 years ago, told me about this concept and I immediately felt the idea resonated with me, although only now I'm joining. As a WWOOFER apprentice (and someone who does his fair amount of gardening) I'm thrilled to be of any help I can provide. Also, I am a great guest because I love interesting conversations and stories, and 'll do the dishes everytime! I love to travel and learn and I'm always looking forward to meet locals - listening their stories and views of the world and sharing mine. Mix it up with some hands-on tasks and learning new skills and I will love to make it part of my journey through Victoria and Tasmania!

I am interested in agriculture and food because it is important for our life. I learn agriculture in university, and I want to learn abroad agriculture.I want to be able to communicate with people from other countries. WWOOF is the best tool to do the things that I really want to do! I want to learn culture of Australia, farming and improve my English. This kind of opportunity doesn’t come every day, so I can’t miss the opportunity!

Our family of four lives on 20 beautiful acres near Crescent Head, NSW. It's our hobby farm and we're constantly working on projects in the gardens, paddocks, orchard and bush block endeavoring to be self sufficient and head towards being completely off grid. We're 8mins from the great waves at Crescent Head and 15mins from Kempsey. We are surrounded by nature, bounded by national park on one side and a huge tract of bushland on the other, and are encouraging wildlife back and through our beautiful patch of land.

I have always loved the country. I would love to live on a larger property but understand the workload. I joined to find out the reality of having a rural property. I need to be either talked into it or talked out of it 😆 I’m also tired of being on my phone and watching TV, I’m keen to get outdoors.

I heard about wwoof from a friend and he very much recommended the experience. Being able to travel around the country whilst helping out people by working on their farms sounds amazing to me. Hopefully i can meet lots of interesting people.

We have a large suburban block in a beautiful seaside area adjacent to Park Beach, a popular surf Beach. We grow our own vegetables, make compost, mulch and biochar and are constantly developing our gardens. We also have an extensive, primarily native, garden which needs tending from time to time. We have recently commenced landscaping a new area having large rock walls built.

2 ¼ acre private house and garden. Fruit trees, vegetable garden, landscaped ornamental borders, plus antique furniture restoration workshop. We are in our late 60's and have just moved here from the UK. These gardens here are a little neglected but have great potential. We have both worked in a wide variety of jobs, mostly self-employed. We have both worked professionally as cooks and eat well, mostly organic food. Rick has worked as a sports coach at a high level and for 35 years in the antiques trade as a restorer and has been involved with wwoof since 1975. Pat has a degree in psychology and worked in the Australian health service, she also a post grad degree in botanical conservation. 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 am looking for opportunities to learn practical skills of farming and construction skills. Also I wish to find a suitable place to fulfill the 88 days requirement to extend my work holiday visa.

Small Bio-dynamic property on a half acre, in beautiful artistic Deloraine, living and gardening for food and beauty in harmony with nature. Vegetable garden, orchard, herbs, ornamental garden, hothouse, geese, beekeeping with natural Lazutin hive, solar, sustainable building projects restoring old barn, maintenance, artistic projects & a magical rescue greyhound called Audrey. Good place to learn about Bio-dynamics.  Seasonal & joyful work: gardening, harvesting, preserving, fermenting, artistic projects, building and home maintenance. I am an artist, embodied dance & meditation teacher (I've taken a pause from teaching since 2020).   Restoring old barn, has mostly been repainted & working inside on it now, re-purposing of materials.  Especially appreciate hosting wwoofers who have some building/handyman skills. I love spending time in nature, hikes, cold water swimming in rivers & ocean & surfing, you are welcome to accompany me. Happy to host WWOOFers who are working or studying remotely, I like long term WWOOFers so if you are looking for a home in a beautiful community, alongside your work or study,  please be in contact. I prefer initial contact via message/email & like to do a Facetime call to meet. Look forward to hear from you, Stephanie

Thank you for your interest in volunteering. We appreciate help, enjoy young people and having an excuse to visit the beautiful and interesting places Adelaide, the hills and the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia have to offer with them. We are regularly  booked 3 to 4 months in advance with mostly long-term guests.This should not deter you to ask anyway as booked helpers sometimes cancel their spot. Please read through all the text below and only apply if you think this is for you. We live on a 2 hectare property with the young Angas River running through. We have organic gardens with fruit trees, all sorts of berries, vegetable gardens with free roaming bantams, big layer hens, flower beds, lawns as well as a goat on paddocks and a cute house cat. Bernward is semi retired but still runs a sustainable architecture and building consultancy business part time from offices attached to the home. Barbara works at the local hospital. We have been accommodating helpers since 2011  through various help exchange sites. If you want a break from travelling in a non judgmental  friendly  family environment and you are open and self-motivated, this is the place for you. This is not an action or party place but rather a place to start your journey inward to grow and get to know yourself and your interaction with others. Deep discussions are possible in a relaxed atmosphere. Be creative with great light, & scenery for painting and photography, writing, music and getting back to nature. A big woodworking workshop invites creativity. I enjoy teaching woodworking skills to our helpers with the option to learn how to fit out campervans and tiny houses. A couple of times a week we heat up our Finnish Sauna and helpers are encouraged to join. A great place to open up, listen to yourself and have meaningful discussions. Help is always needed in the garden & paddock, picking berries & apples, looking after animals, weed control, making firewood, compost, cleaning up sheds & around the place, sometimes on a sustainable building site. We live 45min by car from Adelaide, 45min from safe swimming beaches & 45min from the surf, so we are pretty central. Accommodation  for 2 in separate stone cottage & own room in the main building. All share in home cooked evening meal. Mixed diet. No smokers please. Longer stays (min 3 weeks) preferred after initial few days.

We're a small family living on a 3-acre homestead property on the rural NW coast of Tasmania. We produce a portion of our own food throughout the year from our orchard, berry patch, hothouse, vegetable garden and chickens. Our property can offer a good general exposure to a wide variety of regenerative, sustainable and resilient practices. We welcome short and long stays.

I love agriculture, especially dairy farming, and I plan to make dairy farming my career in the future. I have studied dairy farming in Japan by going to various farms for training. When I was a high school student, I studied dairy farming in New Zealand and enjoyed the differences from Japan. I also like to study foreign languages, so I always wanted to study in a foreign country again. I knew about WWoof because there was a foreigner who came to the dairy farm where I worked part-time using the WWoof system. If there is a dairy farm that is involved in pasture-based farming, organic farming, or animal welfare, I would like to go there. I would like to start my own grazing dairy farm in the future, so I would like to learn more about setting up a new dairy farm, dairy management, pasture management, etc. in Australia. I would like to experience Australian agriculture and international cultural exchange with my host family and other WWoofer in WWoof.

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.

We joined WWOOF with the aim of discovering new cultures, learning about sustainable farming practices, and experiencing authentic experiences. Our main goal is to contribute positively to the environment while expanding our horizons and meeting like-minded individuals. By participating in WWOOFing, we simply hope to learn, share our skills, and have an enriching experience.

We are currently building at the Witchcliffe Ecovillage, just 10 minutes south of Margaret River in Western Australia. It is one of the best sustainable lifestyle villages in the world in a beautiful region. Although we have not yet developed our garden area, organic vegetables and fruit trees are predominant thoughout the village and there are dams of fresh water where you can swim. My husband and I are owner builders and are building a passive solar timber framed home. If you have building skills, assisting with building would be fantastic at the moment, but there's always lots of other things to do too. We are currently living 8kms away in Margaret River where we can provide you with your own separate bedroom, your own bathroom and own toilet. Shared healthy meals provided. It's preferable to have your own car so that you can explore the amazing beaches, bush walks, caves and forests in your spare time. Learn about sustainability, organic growing and shared community living.

I started WWOOFing in the 1970s before WWOOFing was called WWOOFing. Back then it was all about helping people on their land and that's how I still see it - helping people helping land. While there are other web-based platforms to work voluntarily around the world, I have remained with WWOOF for over 50 years because of its affiliations with the earth. It has been my privilege to have worked in astoundingly beautiful gardens and properties around the world. And that is my reward. I estimate to have WWOOFed on over 35 properties in Australia, Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Spain, Italy, Greece, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka. I am prepared to try my hand at anything but my speciality is gardenwork. And that's a broad spectrum in itself. I have learned a lot from hosts and other WWOOFers and I like to think that it has been reciprocated. In the last couple of years, I have become more particular and only approach properties that I think are making a difference or sound special in some way.