I'm interested in working on a farm because I want to learn more about agricultural techniques. I already have some experience with fencing, fruit picking, weeding, and pruning, and I enjoy working outdoors and doing physical tasks. When I return to France, I’d like to live in the countryside and grow my own fruit and vegetables — so I see this as the perfect opportunity to learn as much as I can and gain more hands-on experience. I also see WWOOFing as a great way to meet new people, discover different ways of living, and improve my English while contributing to meaningful work.

WWOOFing really appeals to me because I enjoy contributing, being outdoors, and getting a feel for local life beyond the usual tourist route. I also want to meet new people, hear their stories and make a positive difference to people lives. I think this could be a really enriching experience for me. This also provides an opportunity for me to save some money over an expensive time in Sydney (30 Dec - early Jan) during my travels.

I did wwoofing 20 years ago for 6 months in Australia and JUST LOVED IT! It is a great way to meet people, get to know the culture AND do something good.

We joined WWOOF because we are soil scientists, but we would like to have more practical on-site fieldwork. WWOOF is a good way for us to get farm experience in smaller and local-scale farming and communities, which is something that really interests us and we would like to foster as soil scientists. We live in Sydney but we appreciate living and eating local and fresh produce and so we are very happy to contribute to other local producers.

We are a group of 3 friends from France and we are coming to Australia in February 2026. We join wwoof because it’s a great way for us to discover the Australian lifestyle and the different regions of Australia. We are landing in Perth, WA where we wil stay for a month or two then we wil drive to the east coast for the rest of our trip. We are looking to meet Australian people and share some moments together. We have some experience in farming and harvest in France (grape, potatoes and onions). We are ready to help you and learn new skills and we can do multiple tasks like. We are open for every types of accommodation and meal.

The property is 6 acres, covered with native bush (forest) with a cleared area around the house. Situated on the NSW Central Coast 80 kilometres north of Sydney and near Narara and Gosford train stations, the area contains National Parks for hiking and many clean beaches.

I would like to join WWOOF in Australia because I am very interested in learning about Australian agriculture and sustainable farming practices. I believe that by working directly on farms, I can gain hands-on experience and deepen my understanding of the land, crops, and lifestyle in rural Australia. Another reason is that I would like to stay in Australia for a longer period of time and travel around different regions. WWOOF offers a unique opportunity to explore many areas while being part of local communities, rather than just being a tourist. Finally, I am eager to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. I believe cultural exchange is one of the most valuable experiences in life, and I would love to share my own culture while learning from hosts and fellow WWOOFers. I am excited to contribute, learn, and grow through this program.

We are attempting to regenerate a section of Wilsons creek near Mullumbimby, Byron Shire, NSW This involves planting native trees/shrubs and removing weeds and debris present due to the 2022 floods. We are on 11 acres with swimming holes, fruit trees, and plenty of wildlife.

We joined WWOOFing Australia because we want to dive deeper into the country’s nature, wildlife, and everyday way of life. Both of us are passionate about animals, birds, and local ecosystems, and WWOOFing feels like the perfect way to learn more about the Australian fauna and flora while helping people who live close to nature. We also love speaking English and want to improve even more by meeting locals, sharing conversations, and understanding how Australians live, work, and think. For us, WWOOFing is a chance to connect with hosts, discover their projects, and learn new skills in a more authentic environment. We’re excited to explore different regions at a slower pace and be part of meaningful projects!

I enjoy to till the soil in different countryside and learn about different organic methods that people have developed through experience. Also i like to share any organic garden knowledge that I have and its also a great economic way to travel and immerse oneself in beautiful country areas.

Two thirds hectare, semi rural property in the forested hills east of Perth Western Australia. In the last 200 years our block &;surrounding areas have been cleared of native Jarrah & Marri eucalyptus forrest to be replaced by orchards & chook farms which have long since disappeared, leaving a patchwork of degraded farmland & fire prone, fast growing Marri tree forests, invaded with introduced Eastern states & overseas grasses, plants, shrubs & trees which have overcome native flora . In the last 30 years we have cleared the property of high fire risk invasive species, ( Flinders range wattles, Blackberries, Watsonias ,Stinkworts, Mullein, etc.) We have suppressed weeds with multiple layers of cardboard , improved soil quality & moisture retention with constant mulching. We have created low water use floral gardens with native plants & succulents. We have a vegetable & fruit tree garden for home use. All this has been done on a near zero budget as our local shire gives us free mulch & 70 native seedlings each year. All our succulents have been free cuttings. Our property is sloped, so we have extensive rock wall terracing for practical & aesthetic appearance. Our house is modest 80 year old 2 x 1 weatherboard cottage with a fully self contained granny flat for visitors. Attached to the flat is a studio & workshop. The block is unfenced allowing the kangaroos to come & regularly mow our modest lawn in Summer.

My boyfriend and I are on a working holiday visa, looking to work and live in Australia for a while. WWOOFING seemed to be the perfect opportunity for us to settle in, meet some people and get to know the environment that we would eventually like to do paid work in. We have plenty of energy to give back in return! We are very enthousiast about engaging in biological and eco-farming in particular and any linked social activities.

I decided to join WWOOF because I wanted a deeper, more authentic connection to the world around me. Traveling has always inspired me, but I realized that simply visiting places wasn’t enough—I wanted to experience life from the perspective of the people who care for the land. WWOOF offered exactly that opportunity. By working on organic farms, I can learn practical skills, understand sustainable living, and contribute to something meaningful. I was also drawn to the idea of cultural exchange. Staying with hosts, sharing daily routines, and learning from their experiences allows me to form genuine relationships rather than staying on the surface. WWOOFing lets me step outside my comfort zone, grow personally, and live more intentionally. Ultimately, I joined WWOOF to learn, to connect, and to make a positive impact while exploring the world in a mindful and respectful way.

Small self sustaining family hobby farm near Litchfield National Park and Berry Springs. It's a beautiful farming g region only 45mins to Darwin. A beautiful oasis hobby farm, lots of animals and gardening, with loads of great options nearby for swimming, fishing, and adventures. Also not far from all the fun of Darwin!

On the one hand, my sister recommended it to me, and on the other hand, I thought it would be a good opportunity to learn a lot about Australia and life here. In addition, I am someone who likes to have a task, a meaningful activity, which is why I think the concept of working and traveling suits me well.

I hope to find places where I can meet like-minded people and learn and experience about a lifestyle in connection to nature. I like to work in the farm and wake up with singing birds (not traffic) around.

We are a 22-acre horse ranch on the coast in Mandurah south of Perth in Western Australia, close to lake, estuary, ocean. We are converting the property from a hydroponic farm to growing organic produce for ourselves and community, not for profit. Opportunity to work with horses, chickens, aquaponics and help establish vegetable gardens. There are a couple of Airbnbs on the property where you will stay.