It seems like a cool experience, and it seems to suit my hopes for my travels in Australia. I enjoy working outside and meeting new people. I am very excited to try out some farm work and WWOOF seems like a great opportunity to do so while having time to explore the area as well.

I enjoy meeting new people, learning, and discovering new places. I am very curious and I love to talk. I think WWOOFing could perfectly meet my expectations. I also like to feel useful and to help others.

Over the last few months, I have been researching different ways to get engaged in volunteer opportunities.  WWoof seems like an excellent and trustworthy way to find volunteer opportunities as well as a chance to meet new people and experience local life in a family orientated setting. As an outdoor enthusiast WWOOF offers the opportunity to work with my hands, experience the outdoors and positively contribute to the environment.

I joined WWOOF because I believe it is an amazing way to learn and connect to people who have a passion for what they do! I hope that I can help others accomplish their organic farming dreams!

I joined WWOOF because I want to learn not only about farming but also about how people live. I hope to improve my English through everyday communication and life on the farm.

To see more of the country, to meet people, and to share skills, ideas and visions for the future in uncertain times! I am particularly interested in dairy, agroforestry, organics and permaculture and a range of things around, between and beyond!

I like to meet and connect with locals, to share experiences and storys and to be temporarily part of a place. I made great experiences in New Zealand already that I‘ll never forget and in Europe via the Workaway platform as well.

To see how people are taking care of themselves and others in different places in order to hopefully be 'self-reliant' or generally homestead someday on my own.

Winton is an old estate with a rich history currently being restored and renovated by us. 30 mins from Hobart and the Airport. Winton is 14 acres - a mixture of historic fruit trees, plantings and acreage for rescue animals - pigs, cows, sheep, chickens, and the like to do their stuff.

We want to travel Australia, experiencing its culture, meeting its people, and learning from them. WWOOF is a fantastic opportunity to stay with locals in beautiful places and learn new skills while contributing to environmentally-conscious projects. Jed would be interested to share knowledge with fellow beekeepers and learn how to grow wildflowers to support his bees as part of his developing apiary and buisness back in Scotland. I'm planning to do a PhD when I get home from Australia and am considering a move towards plant sciences/agriculture so it would be great to acquire some basic plant husbandry skills.

Hi, my name is Juliete and I have a son called Sunny. We are looking to create and establish a long term and lifelong food forest as well as find friends and family to plant, build, create, care and maintain this food forest. So that everyone who looks after this food forest always has food and water and nobody runs out due to droughts, wars, famines or diseases, or political unrest. We are learning and practicing living off grid and self-sufficiency skills and lifestyle, so that we can create this food forest and also pass these skills, lifestyle and knowledge to my future children, grandchildren and descendants as well as future friends. We are into vegetable gardening, foraging for food, food growing, food preserving, seed saving, food storing as well as animal care (husbandry), caring for animals, and caring for people and plants. We interested and learning and practicing building natural shelters, and all that comes with such as plumbing alternative energy such as solar panels, and water wheels. Other things we are practicing is permaculture, biodynamics. We are very clean living, we don't use drugs, we don't smoke, and we don't consume alcohol and we have no addictions. I, (Juliette) have one other adult son. We are searching for family and future family and friends to help us create and maintain this peaceful, beautiful food forest oasis.  

The biggest reason is to learn while traveling this amazing country. I would love to get to the place where I can work on a station through building my knowledge around cheese making, animal husbandry and building. I am open to hard work, but most of all having a good yarn and helping out.

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 just arrived back in Tasmania, I have a lot of experience in farm settings and I need a place to stay : ) Also plan on starting to work on a farm in 2026 as a job here, and I enjoy working on farms.

I joined WWOOF to deepen my skills in sustainable farming and to contribute meaningfully to hands-on projects. I already have experience in this field and want to keep improving by discovering new ways of working and living close to nature. It’s also a great opportunity for me to improve my English, meet inspiring people, and share what I know. For me, WWOOFing is about being useful, learning from others, and living simply with purpose

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience authentic farm life, learn from local hosts, and contribute in a meaningful way. It’s a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet inspiring people, and grow personally while helping out.

Red Hill - these were the early years of the wine industry in a region full of export quality apple orchards. Cool climate, slow ripening late season fruit was the impetus for producing this region's Method Champenoise in 1990 and a second example in 1992. Late disgorging, is financially difficult - especially during the Keating years when overdrafts attracted 18pc interest. Much hard work & some difficult decisions, enabled one to weather that economic storm. Now on the NW coast of Tasmania sits a 5acre property. The soil is a rich, fertile, naturally deep of a brown to red colour. While beef cattle & sheep(meat) are grazed extensively, dairy cattle are also prominent.We have one, just a km away. Its milk goes to Cadbury. My house has a tank to collect rain. 16 solar panels are on the roof. A bore provides year round, potable water, for irrigation of a Mediteranian vegetable garden. A small established orchard provides apples, pears, lemons, red grapes, Quince, kiwifruit & white peaches. So come experience spring & summer in ELLIOTT. Yes Real caffe. No smokers please. Children by arrangement

I would like to learn more about gardening and about different ways of life. I enjoy the beautiful outdoors and getting to know new people. I love to share my knowledge and learn from others. I would like to learn skills to be more self-sufficient in living off of the land and feel empowered by building this knowledge and understanding. I enjoy reading and meaningful conversation as well as exploring new cultures and environments.

I want to join WWOOF because I’m really interested in learning more about sustainable and regenerative ways of living. I enjoy working outdoors, being close to nature, and helping with practical tasks, so the idea of supporting farms and learning directly from experienced hosts feels like the perfect fit for me. I also love the cultural exchange aspect. Staying with local people, experiencing daily life on a farm, and being part of a community—these are things that really excite me. I want to gain new skills, meet inspiring people, and understand different approaches to farming, gardening, and living more simply and responsibly.