Of course I am at Wwooff to get farm work for my visa to be honest, but also to get to know new people, new cultures and places. And learn some new skills for my life.

We want to join to learn all different types of farming practices and give back as we do, as well as continuing to experience this beautiful country of ours. We want to meet people who live and eat organically and connect to a larger community of like minded people.

I am on WWOOF because I would like meet new people and share our experience and culture. Moreover I would like to learn new things and develop new knowledge. Finally, I would like to improve my english.

We join WWOOF to meet people and learn working methods and their know-how. Share friendly moments, and invest ourselves humanely in places that respect animals and nature, as well as discuss in English in order to deepen our knowledge.

We prefere the countryside to the city. We love being outside and do manual work. We love take care of animals. That experience will allow us to meet new people and improve our english. We hope learn new way of life thanks to this new adventure.

I joined WWOOF because I am ready to experience new adventures away from home. WWOOF allows me to get to know the culture and the way of life of the people in Australia. My boyfriend lives on a farm with 40 cows and several thousand chickens. Sometimes I help out in the barn. I really enjoy working with the animals and doing other work on the farm. When I was a child, my grandfather had a small farm with sheep, horses, rabbits, cats and goats. Even back then, I used to go there once a week and spend time with the animals. That's why I can imagine working on a farm, but also in private households. I hope that I can get to know the local people better through WWOOF. I am very interested in the culture and way of life in other countries. I would therefore be particularly pleased to be able to experience their everyday life with my host. In my opinion, participating in WWOOF is a very good way to travel Australia, work there and create many valuable memories. I am looking forward to being a part of it very soon.

Hey I join WWOOF, because I think its a good opportunity to learn new thinks, to see new places and learn maybe more of the real Australian culture:))

I have quite a lot of time off as I work a 3:1 fifo roster and feel volunteering would give me a great chance to explore more of Australia and meet people.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I am looking around for a farm job, I know it’s not low season which is maybe one of the reasons I didn’t find a job… but if I’m honest I think I didn’t found a job because I’m looking for a farm with a community-vibe and I think it’s easier to achieve this in a place with volunteers. I also would like to work in a small community with a lot of different work (for example different vegetables) and be surrounded with like minded people.

I joined WWOOF because I love nature and want to experience a sustainable way of living. I’m interested in connecting with local people and learning about different lifestyles. Through WWOOFing, I hope to gain hands-on experience in farming and self-sufficient living while contributing to the host’s work. I enjoy working with my hands and learning new skills, and I’m excited to be part of a local community. I look forward to exchanging knowledge, making new friends, and experiencing everyday life in a new place!

I’m looked for farm job when I thought to get the second visa. I thought if I get the second visa, I wanna helpful for anyone and improve my all skills. So I joined.

We come from the countryside ourselves and grew up next to farms. We love animals and nature and the wwoofing community offers a great opportunity to learn new things, support the local people and all this in a setting that is conducive to our travelling and the locals.

I have always loved the country. I would love to live on a larger property but understand the workload. I joined to find out the reality of having a rural property. I need to be either talked into it or talked out of it 😆 I’m also tired of being on my phone and watching TV, I’m keen to get outdoors.

I'd like to learn about organic farm and when I back to Japan, I continue working in agriculture and learning, as I aim to contribute to sustainable agriculture in the country.

We decided to join the WWOOF program for several reasons. First, after spending several months traveling along a large part of the West Coast and working in Australia, we want to continue discovering the country in an authentic and immersive way.   As young travelers, we love meeting new people, learning new skills, and immersing ourselves in the local culture. Our first WWOOFING experience near Perth was incredible—we took care of animals, worked in the garden, and helped with DIY projects. It reinforced our belief that the best way to experience Australia is by sharing daily life with locals and actively contributing to their communities.   WWOOF allows us to combine meaningful work with unforgettable experiences, and we’re excited to keep learning and helping wherever we go. We can’t wait to meet new hosts and create more amazing memories!   Pauline & Jules 🌞

48 acres of small commercial farm near Byron Bay and Ballina. Growing coffee and extensive rainforest regeneration

I join for volunteer. I would like to work to help for people in need. Because a lot of people have helped me in my life. so I am thinking I would like to help a lot of people little by little. This is first step for that.