I joined WWOOF because it‘s importend for me to broadening horizons and the aspect that only organic farms are involved. I only have 3 week because of my office work but I would be happy if these 3 weeks would make my Australian trip unforgettable

We joined wwoof because it looks like a great way to settle down and to experience a life that we wouldn’t have done before our journey. Also this platform seems to be reliable with people commited to share their experience against some help. Also it seem to fit more with our willings than HelpX.

I joined WWOOF because I want to try new things. I've always wanted to visit Australia but never had the chance to go before. I'm currently studying agriculture at university and have a strong interest in farming and organic practices. Since I love fruits, vegetables, and animals, I thought WWOOF would be a perfect fit for me. Additionally, I want to improve my English skills by communicating with native speakers.

We discovered Wwoofing in New Zealand and we had 4 or 5 great experiences. It is a formidable way of meeting new people and creating new friendships. But also discovering a new culture and way of life. That's why we want to do it again. We are still in touch with the people we met in NZ and some even came to France to spend time with us. Now, we can take care of animals, clean, cook, do a bit of landscaping, take care of the garden, etc. but we are also open and eager to learn new things. We also work in a kiwi farm and in a motel, as housekeepers. Since our arrival in Australia last November, we've done one Helpx in Kalamunda (WA) and 2 Wwoofing, one in Herron (WA) and one in Wirrabara (SA). We had several tasks such as gardening, lanscaping, cleaning, painting, weeding, picking/packing vegetables and fruits… We also have worked in a blueberry farm and in a desert lime farm in WA, and as housekeepers in Esperance for a month.

I wanted to do WWOOFing originally from the start when I came to Australia but I didn't have the courage back then. But now that I know how Australia works and how nice the people are I definitely want to see what I can learn from working on a farm.

Having lived in a fast-paced city like Seoul, I’ve always longed for a chance to slow down and reconnect with nature. I believe that working on a farm, living sustainably, and being part of a community that values the earth is an experience that will enrich my life in ways I can’t yet imagine. I also see WWOOF as a chance to challenge myself—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. I want to step away from the comforts of city life, learn to work with my hands, and experience a lifestyle that is deeply rooted in nature and simplicity. Beyond the work itself, I’m excited about the people I’ll meet along the way. I believe that every place has its own rhythm, and every person has a story to tell. I hope to learn not only about organic farming but also about different perspectives, ways of life, and the kind of wisdom that comes from living close to the land.

This is because I want to have an experience that I can't get through regular sightseeing, and I want to feel a connection with the local people through communication and doing common tasks. Additionally, it is important to us that the children have the opportunity to interact with each other.

10 acres, huge garden, lots of vegetation, natural and natives, big rose garden and vines. A great veggie garden, with fruit trees. Care and keep horses Beautiful large home with a pool. Horses and bird life

When I’m not working: * I dive into the beautifully complex world of human psychology * I dabble in climbing * I try to understand quantum physics * I explore new things to find my Ikigai I love being inspired by people’s lives and stories. I’m always happy to connect with like-minded people and learn from their journeys. I cannot wait to expand my WWOOFing journey. What motivates me to WWOOF: The beautiful people in the community and the magic it is to live in harmony with nature! What I most hope to gain from WWOOFing: Build community and make new friends, Learn self-sufficiency or homesteading skills, Gain farming experience so I can become a farmer

We arrived in Perth on January 15th and are looking to join a family to help our hosts and immerse ourselves in Australian culture by being immersed. We both appreciate nature and like to discover new things. Used to working together, especially through the grape harvest, collaborative work is not a problem for us. Persevering, willing and motivated, we are ready to take on any challenge to allow us to continue on our way. We are available from February 9th. Alicia & Carla

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

I hope to meet many beautiful people and learn their stories. I hope to see as much of Australia as possible but also learn new things. I also hope to further improve my English, to get out of my comfort zone and prove to myself that I can handle myself.

Our property includes a farm, temple, and guesthouse, rural property surrounded by scenic rainforest. The farm includes a variety of crops, such as fruits, vegetables, and herbs, as well as livestock such as geese, and chickens. The farming practices are spray-free and sustainable, using methods that are in harmony with nature. We are located in Nimbin, a small town located in New South Wales, Australia, known for its alternative way of being and rich spiritual community. Our temple is a non-denominational spiritual gathering place that welcomes elements from all spiritual traditions. The temple is used for prayer, meditation, yoga, and other spiritual practices, as well as for larger community gatherings and celebrations including regular dances and other fun things. The overall focus of the property is on spirituality, mindfulness, and connection with nature. I and the other residents of the property share a commitment to living a conscious, intentional lifestyle that prioritizes spiritual growth and environmental sustainability.

I used to grow organic vegetables and flowers in Japan. I'd like to gain experience and knowledge about organic farming in Australia, where farms are more advanced than Japanese organic farms. I hope I'll be able to meet some wonderful WWOOF owners!

"Namoorook" circa 1895, is a beautifully restored homestead on 71 acres of farm land approximately 1.5 kms from Leongatha and 130kms from Melbourne. Adopting regenerative agricultural practices, Namoorook is a mixed farming operation with livestock, organic fruit orchard and vegetable gardens. We hope it will become an example of how food and farming systems can use the power of nature to increase biodiversity, enrich the soil, capture carbon, improve watersheds enhancing the entire ecosystem.

I'm very concern with protecting and preserving the nature environment and would like to practice farming and gardening. This opportunity could be an amazing experiences to meet new people, learn new skills and improve my english.

The true is money is important and I need to save more. I've try to find a job with animals like working in dairy farm or cattle station, but only few reply and no one accept me. Maybe it's because I don't have any experience with working with animals. So I need someone can accept me with no experience.

Biologically farmed cattle grazing with an emphasis on biodiversity enhancement. We have only recently got cattle, we move them regularly to allow them access to fresh fodder. Good English is required as we take safety seriously and find it is essential when working around cattle. We live in a strawbale house that is about 10 years old. You will stay in our spare room that has its own bathroom. We have about 300Ha of good quality bushland with beautiful wildflowers from July to October. We have 2 dogs who are very friendly and no children. We have just acquired 3 horses, so a bit of work involves them. We also have chooks.