I joined WWOOF because I want to improve my English skills, help farmers with their daily work, and learn about organic farming. I also love animals and nature, so I hope to gain hands-on experience while enjoying life on a farm and meeting new people.

My mother has a lovely garden where she grows beautiful flowers and all types of herbs - we often use the basil to make pesto! Growing up with so much greenery at home, I'm interested in learning how to care for nature and making a sustainable living from the land. I try my best to practise sustainability, but find that living in a city leaves me little time to practise mindful living. I would love to learn about permaculture and have the chance to slow down and connect with nature. I'm also interested in talking to new people and learning about new cultures, and I hope that WWOOF provides the opportunity to do all these things.

I decided to join WWOOF because I am currently on my summer break from university. After the term ended, many of my friends returned to their home countries, and I suddenly found myself with a lot of free time and not many people around. It felt a little lonely, and during that time I realized how much I missed connecting with others. I considered looking for a part-time job near my house, but for some reason, it didn’t excite me. I kept asking myself, “Is this really how I want to spend the next two months? Will this help me grow or bring me closer to what I truly want?” The answer didn’t feel like yes. Deep down, I wanted something more meaningful. I wanted days that felt exciting and fulfilling. I wanted to reconnect with people, meet new friends, spend time in nature, experience something new, and contribute to others. But at the same time, I had limited money, no connections, and I honestly wasn’t sure if such an opportunity even existed. Then I discovered WWOOF. It felt like everything I was hoping for—my desire to help others, to learn new things, to experience nature, to meet people again, and to make the most of my current financial situation—was all possible here. I also realized that living in Australia and having this kind of freedom is something that may not happen again in my life. I want to use this precious time meaningfully. I truly believe that through WWOOF, I can enjoy my days, connect with wonderful people, and grow as a person. That is why I am writing this message with so much excitement and hope. I am really looking forward to the people I will meet and the experiences I will gain through WWOOF. I feel deeply grateful to have found this opportunity, and I cannot wait to begin this journey.

I’d like to be helpful to others through my experiences. I think I can make use of my previous work experience on WWOOF . I also gain new experiences and grow further. I’m not a good English speaker but I try to improve my English skills.

To intersperse my time writing and researching and my caring role with more physical and social activity. To be with like-minded people in rural areas and to help people on the land with their self-sufficiency, care of the environment and food production. To learn all the skills I can in anticipation of building a tiny house and living in community.

We are a small-scale family farm located in the Swan Valley, just 25 minutes from Perth. Our main focus is animal husbandry, with cattle, sheep, pigs, and chickens that we care for daily. Alongside this, we grow a variety of seasonal fruit and vegetables and bake wood-fired bread, all of which we sell at our weekend farmers market.

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.

To potentially take a break from my engineering UNI degree, to gains skill in farming methods and meet new. WWOOF allows me to start the journey of potentially setting up a career path in regenerative farm consulting.

Cennednyss Community is an intentional community of 5 households living on a small property in the Adelaide Hills near Mt Lofty. Our ages range from mid-70s to mid-20s. We live cooperatively, guided by feminist & ecological principles. Our native trees & 2 dams provide homes for many birds, possums & koalas. We work together to care for our property, growing a diverse range of fruit & vegetables & harvesting wood from our trees & honey from bees. We enjoy having hens, sheep, alpacas & kangaroos as well as domestic animals. WWOOFers will be asked to participate in all aspects of growing, management, harvesting and preserving our produce, including: composting, mulching & digging out blackberries. Also, fire prevention work & firewood collection. Accommodation for 2 people our home, shared mixed meals. No children. No smoking inside. Initial stay of 3-5 days, longer by negotiation.

We are on 100 acre farm, in Dewars Pool, Western Australia . Our main work is Pastured eggs, we have 3 chicken caravans 450 , total of 1500 laying hens, our hens run wild and free in the Paddock just like a nature intended them to be . We also Alpacas to guard the hens from foxes and  black face Dorper Sheep. We are not certified Organic but we practice organic ways, we don’t use any chemical on farm. We are passionate about our farm and all our animals are very well cared for and loved. We also have dogs, cats, Geese and duck.

25 acres of stunning conservation land encompassing pasture, wetlands & native bush. We are right on the tranquil waters of Mangrove Creek where you can fish, swim and canoe all year round and we are surrounded by sandstone mountains, incredible bush and unique Aboriginal sacred areas. Great bushwalking all around! Volunteering includes weeding, gardening, making new garden beds, making compost teas, care of chickens and bush regeneration. There is an extensive bush food garden on the property. We also do lots of preserving produce and love making medicines, tinctures, salves etc. We also love eco-dyeing and have a big shed with lots of wood working equipment. We often do building and art projects as well. Accom for 1-6 people in the rustic separate farmhouse (complete with sauna!), or you are welcome to camp if you prefer. Children possible. Stays of minimum 1 week, longer stays preferred. We are a relaxed and fun family (with adult children!) who enjoy music, great food, and all lifes adventures and we look forward to meeting you! This is a great opportunity for couples or friends as you will have a house to yourselves for most of the time. There is good wi-fi. It’s great if you have your own vehicle but we can pick you up from public transport nearby. We have hosted young and older people from all over the world and most become like family. 🤗

I wanted to experience farming while I’m still young and full of energy. As a university student, this is probably the only time I can take a long break like two months. Since I have this opportunity, I thought it would be meaningful to spend time abroad. Studying at a language school is great, but I believe living with a host family through WWOOF gives me a more real and deeper sense of the local culture and lifestyle. Also, it’s a more affordable and personal way to learn.

I am looking to try something new while I travel in my campervan which is my reason for joining WWOOF. I have always enjoyed growing my own food when I have had the space but would love to learn about permaculture and working with animals given the opportunity. I would also be keen to do any conservation work required as I am passionate about regenerating our native bush.

I joined WWOOF to expand my worldview and learn from shared and varied life experiences. I wish to challenge my routine, meet new people and have an adventure! I am excited at the prospect of seeing Australia from a difference perceptive outside of the city rat-race.

I’m looking for a host who is willing to provide work for me to exchange accommodation and meal. Since I’ve lived in downtown for more than 30 years, I think it’d be interesting to work in Australian farm or something else and learn all the new things in my new workplace.

Join Ben, Hayley, Luna (🐶) & Sammy (😺) on our 5 acre garden paradise, natives, established trees, 3 creeks, 2 large veggie plots, freshly planted orchard, chickens, roaming ducks, a dam for swimming, 10 minutes from the beach. We're doing things as organically as we can, using majority certified organic inputs, feeding the chickens organic feed & eating an organic diet. We moved to the property last year in July, we're having an excellent time learning how to garden, build, fix, maintain all sorts of equipment and structures. Hayley and I would love assistance with gardening, building, processing produce (& if we get enough) selling at the local markets. We love being surrounded by plants and animals, both very health conscious, opting for natural soaps & detergents - aiming for an artificial chemical free home. Your accommodation will be our front room, reasonably small western facing room, a nice sized window with views of the neighbours cow pasture, single bed & set of shelves with a desk. A wonderful spot to sit in the afternoon. Meals, shower, laundry etc provided as long as you're happy to help with cleaning up. No wifi sorry! 🌞

As I lived in Singapore my whole life, I've always wondered what it would be like to explore other countries. I'm fascinated by the culture, the people from all walks of life and i would want to experience everything before i go back to school.

December-March. Summer is here and it is hotting up. Activities over the next 3 months: maintaining plants in veg beds, potting and planting; weeding the vegetables and harvesting for the table, mulching, preparation; mowing, hedge trimming, some project work to redesign garden areas, general tidying of beds and different garden areas. 10 acres/4 hectares on granite-derived soil, the NE facing land sloping towards a fenced and treed creek. A non commercial 'hobby farm' with no livestock. Vegetable garden beds, reticulated irrigation system, winegrape vines, mature River Red Gum and Yellow Box trees, new plantings of mixed native trees and understorey, sowing and establishment of native grasses. Accommodation in our home which offers guest bedrooms and bathroom in separate part of the house to our living area. Learn vine maintenance, wine making (activity depends on timing), propagation, plant protection. Help with general horticultural maintenance.

Because I’d like to discover the word of the organic farms and enrich my knowledge in that way. I alredy did some wwoofing in Italy and in Australia too, and I really enjoy the moments there, I felt very connected with the people and the places

I’m joining WWOOF to find a place that truly suits me, where I can volunteer, learn new skills and contribute in a meaningful way. I’m excited to discover different lifestyles, meet new people and help hosts with their daily tasks while gaining hands-on experience.