Passionate about animals since forever, I like to take care and spend time with them. Wwoofing would be an enriching experience for me, not only to deepen my knowledge and skills with animals, but also to improve my English because I am French, I would also like to take this opportunity to discover new countries, meet people from different backgrounds and live a unique experience.

Hi unfortunately we do not have availability at present to take any workers as we have a family friend staying in the accommodation, we will repost as soon as becomes available again. Our property has paddocks for beef cattle and horses 🐎 🐄 We do selective clearing leaving over half the land as bush and there is a section of Rain Forest. We are land for Wildlife and therefore we must manage and care for the entire property. We are located in a peaceful, tranquil area of Verrierdale - 19km from Noosa Main beach and 14km from Peregian Beach.

Woof is an amazing platform. I used it in Asia and it was great. In addition, I believe that small scale agriculture can change our world. If each one of us will grow his on vegetables and we will live in communities, our planet will be much more clean and green

We have a gorgeous accommodation house that is on 22 acres. The home is on a property that is 22 acres and has 2 beautiful running creeks. a couple of years ago we started clearing obnoxious weeds and some very large gums around the creeks. Our vision is to return the area to its natural flora and fauna. Much of the area has now been cleared but before we can start planting we need to clear an area by hand as it is in a sensitive area which needs manual labor. The property is in the World Heritage Park on Norfolk Island being only a minutes drive to the beautiful Kingston and beaches and about 2 minutes the other way to the center of town.

During my work an travel in New Zealand I've done quite a lot of woofing there. I helped in the carden, did child care a helped building smaller things like a table and a Mud house. I enjoyed my stays during that time a lot because I learned a lot about the culture and the people living in New Zealand. Now I want to get to know the Australian culture and people. And the best way to do that is by living with true Australians 🙂

Half an acre in Mt Molloy where we are involved in rehabilitating injured or orphaned animals. Sometimes we have donkeys, cows dogs, wallabies, and other farm animals. We love our WWOOFers to help us caring for these animals and we re-home them once they are well. Volunteering includes gardening, property maintenance, animal care. Accommodation for 1 person in our caravan. No children. Mixed diet. No smoking. Can P/U in Mareeba, Mossman or Cairns. We will really look after you.

I joined WWOOF becauce I want to get to know the culture of this country. I would love to meet new people and learn new skills in farm and ranch work. I want to explore the countryside, work and live with people who are like-minded.

We live in a beautiful area of mid north coast nsw on 200 acres - 1/2 hr drive to some of our most beautiful beaches. We look after 30 cows, 100 sheep, 2 horses (1 can be ridden), chickens, goats, turkeys and not forgetting our two beautiful dogs. You have totally separate accomodation in an old dairy that we lived in for 3 years. Kitchen, bathroom etc, very cute and comfy.. We have a good size and productive vegetable garden and meat is not a problem. Although happy to share meals around dinner/lunch table, we are also happy to give you a grocery allowance and you can do your own thing. Can work that out if and when. Jobs would involve farm duties and continuation of house renovation. Our new home is completely off grid and hoping to eventually have the Dairy (your accommodation) also off grid.  Look forward to hearing from you. Places available from mid January 2025. Instagram is citytocountryconnection if you are interested x

On one hand, I need to fulfill the visa extension requirements. On the other hand, this platform offers plenty of resources to help me find the type of farm owners I’m looking for.

I joined WWOOFing to meet kind and inspiring people, and to contribute through meaningful work. I enjoy helping with animal care, gardening, cooking (I'd love to share some French recipes!), and general farm tasks. I'm hands-on, respectful, curious, and always eager to learn. This journey is about learning new skills, living new experiences, and growing through real human connection.

I have an urge to break free right now and see what else there is in this world. Also I need to leave my comfort zone and especially my home town during winter time. Plus I enjoy being and working outdoors, when its warm enough anyway.

We joined WWOOF to expand our knowledge about farming, gardening and learn new trades such as bee keeping. We are both people who want to be self sufficient and know what goes into our food. What better way than to grow or raise it yourself. We are also travelers and love meeting people of the area who live off the land so WWOOFing gives you a better feel for the atmosphere and out of the tourist trips.

I am wanting to volunteer for a variety of reasons. One is because I did some woofing in New Zealand and I loved it! Also I've learn the lot from locals from a variety of ways of life and would love to continue seeing the new perspectives.

I joined WWOOF hoping to help a hand to someone in need, I hope it will be a rewarding experience and also a learning one, I enjoying learning knew skills and WWOOF seems like a good place to start.

Susanne and Chris have 120 acre farm in the beautiful hinterland of the Great Lakes area only 20 minutes from the stunning beaches of the Barrington coast ( Seal Rocks, Boomerang and Blueys beach) . We raise Belted Galloway cattle, have horses, chickens and of course dogs. We try to keep everything on farm by breeding, making our own hay and silage, land improvement through compost tea and ehiki application and grow our own vegetables. Wwoofers would have their own seperate accomodation with full kitchen, bathroom, laundry, bedrooms, lounge with log burning fire. Plus outdoor living area with seperate fireplace. There is also a large dam for swimming or cooling off. We eat some lunches together and provide some diners otherwise you cook your own meals. This is why we prefer couples however if you are comfortable with your own company singles will be considered. Closest town is Bulahdelah, 15 minutes away, handy for shopping etc. plus we have a cafe 5 minutes walk open on friday and weekends. There is no public transport so it is an advantage to have your own transport to take in the beautiful area. We are in a designated NSW Fire and Flood area should anyone want to apply for a work holiday 417 extended visa  

I’m looking for an opportunity to gain hands-on experience on an Australian farm while reconnecting with my family there. I love learning and contributing to my community, and I am more than willing and capable of helping out wherever help is needed. Beyond just working on the farm, I’m excited to explore the culture, meet new people, and get a taste of life down under.

To help build our knowledge around sustainable agriculture, and to learn from more experienced agrarians. My parents were keen WWOOFers back when I was a child, and I have fond memories of our farm stays.

Last summer, I worked at the Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation on the North Shore of Oʻahu, where I spent most of my days on an educational farm. This experience was my first real exposure to regenerative agriculture, sustainability, and the vital role smallholder farmers play in our food systems—it completely reshaped my understanding of how interconnected we are with the land. Farming also holds a special place in my heart through my family. My grandfather had a farm in the rural countryside of South Korea, and many of my favorite childhood memories are from helping him: harvesting potatoes, plucking strawberries, and caring for the chickens. Those moments were how I bonded with him and first developed an appreciation for the hard work behind farming. Over the past few years, I’ve been busy with university and job recruiting, but I’ve felt a strong pull to reconnect with that part of myself. WWOOF is the perfect opportunity to revisit my passion for sustainable agriculture, get my hands dirty again, and continue learning from those dedicated to nurturing the land.

J'ai rejoint woofing pour pouvoir découvrir la culture australienne, leurs modes de vie et découvrir leur beau pays et enrichir mes connaissances et mes expériences et j'aimerais aussi beaucoup apprendre l'anglais car c'est quelque chose avec lequel j'ai beaucoup de difficultés