I decided to join WWOOF in Australia because it offers the perfect opportunity to explore Australian culture. Also I think it’s a great way to mix traveling and working.

While I have always been passionate about traveling and learning new things, I recently decided it was time for me to try traveling more long term. After years of school and working with no breaks, now is the time to gain new experiences and insights. I would one day love to have my own sustainable homestead, and what better way to work towards that goal than to work with people who share the same passions? I am hard working, eager to learn and excited to join you and reach our goals together!

I joined WWOOF Australia because I love nature and animals. I've always wanted to visit Australia to see its unique wildlife. I'm also drawn to the atmosphere and lifestyle of Australia, which I truly admire.Through WWOOFing, I would love to gain hands-on experience working on a farm. In the future, I hope to work in Australia, and I believe this experience will be a great step toward achieving that goal.

I'm really intrigued by the unique, unconventional opportunities on wwoof that you'd usually never even consider as a job because those always turn out to be an unforgettable, extremely rewarding experience. Also, the chance to gain new skills, meet mew people and give back to a community all while working on a sustainable farm just strikes me as an awesome idea!

Well, as much as I like the city, it's the rural regions of this country I want to explore more. I have done farmwork before in Namibia (for 3 Months) and I'd love to do something similar again, which lead me to join wwoof. 🙂 I just prefer working with my hands and seeing the results in the end of the day. Also, I view it as a nice opportunity to stay in a place a while longer to get some time figuring out what I want to do next and actually getting a real feeling of the country and the people outside of Hostels.

I want to join WOOF as it offers a lot of experience with agriculture and its different branches which I believe will give me invaluable knowledge and experience in my journey to being an agriculturist here in Australia.

Having grown up on property in Tasmania and now having a nature and animal loving 15 year old, we'd like to experience a variety of farms as we consider buying property when we get back home.

I'd just like to live life a little differently from my city/suburban-based life 🙂 I dream of having my own edible garden some day too so any skills and knowledge I gain from WWOOFing goes into my little piggy bank for that!

We run a short-term accommodation business featuring 45 beautifully designed villas spread across nearly five acres of scenic landscape.

We have 6 acre, non commercial, dry grown cherry and truffle farm with an extensive and productive garden around the house, in the inner Adelaide Hills. Our house is adjacent to a small town (Uraidla) which is on a weekday bus service to Adelaide. Adelaide CBD is about 30mins by car from here. The edges of the property are scrub which we are gradually restoring with selective weeding and some planting.so some of the work is farm work and some native vegetation restoration. We have 2 small friendly dogs and 2 cats who stay in the house and run and 6 chooks.

We have a 30 acre hobby farm 20kms from Batemans Bay which is on the east coast of NSW. We are both very active retirees. Darrell was a master builder and Blacksmith / Farrier. Thus his skills are being put to good use in our long term project of building a stone home which is very unique and 2/3 complete. Lisa was a former NSW Police Officer and in her spare time makes lead light windows for the home and manages the gardens. Darrell is also a 7th dan black belt in Goshin Rye Karate and runs a dojo in Batemans Bay, training each Monday and Wednesday night. In our spare time we breed & train 'Friesian & Warlander' horses. We both teach Horseback Archery & Skill at Arms and involved in the Medieval world often travelling and performing in Medieval Faires. Our pet are inclusive of 7 horses, 2 German shepherd dogs, 2 birds, 7 chickens and goldfish.  

i have mostly joined WWOOF to meet more amazing people and broaded my horizons, i would also love to learn more about all kinds of farms, how they opporate what to do ect. when im older i would love to have my own little self suffenect farm that i live on and i think. that the people on here would help my gain the knowledge i need to make this dream a reailty

I'm on the WWOOF to experience beautiful nature and making new friends in Australia.I'm keen to learn about sustainable living (natural farming and being mindful about what I eat.) While my English conversation skills aren't perfect yet but I'm totally willing to improve while hanging out with everyone. Also, I'd love to contribute to you in any way I can! I would love to hiking, surfing(in the process of learning), fishing, swimming and caring for animals if I have chance. Looking forward to meet you all:)

I joined Wwoof in order to experiment the truly Australian backpacker's life. Discover new ways to work and think while meeting new people and enjoy participating in the local activities and duties.

Learn about permaculture and the folk involved in it. Satisfied father of four beautiful daughters and now two equally beautiful grandchildren. Educator for past 30 years. 15 in private business/practice. Establishing a new sustainable existence with as tiny a footprint as I can leave. I learn best by doing and listening. Love being outdoors with dirt under my fingernails and a good feed at the end of a productive day. Peace out. We are in a beautiful stage of life where we can begin to really give back to our family and the planet in real and meaningful ways. Woofing and meeting other like-minded people provides a wonderful opportunity for sharing ideas and gardening/sustainable living strategies. It also allows us to learn from folks who are little further down the permaculture path than we are at present.

We want to join WWOOF to immerse ourselves with different hosts: eating, talking, and sharing activities with them. We are ready to contribute and work in various fields, such as planting, harvesting, domestic tasks, and working with animals. We are particularly fond of domestic and farm animals, especially cats 😉 The main reason we choose WWOOF for our future experience is to develop our English skills. WWOOF is a great opportunity to be accompanied in a country that is unfamiliar to us.

I'd like to learn as much as possible from the people of Australia. Working for and living with its inhabitants seems to be the best way to discover the culture and honor it !

We would like to meet real Australian life an share with another family host We would like to share all our experiences with our host Hoping host with child too

I joined WWOOF for the learning and experience opportunities. During my working holiday in Australia, I wish to learn more farming techniques and understand the host's stories. It is useful and encouraging fore my career path and future development.

I wanted to get know my state to experimenttrue australian work in farm or in ranch. But more than discovering a different type of work. I want meet new peoples and to get to know them. For me meeting people is always a lesson and that make me grow up. I love the fact that i can share some weeks with stranger and get to know them. Also i want to learn to know my self more and make a life experience. Every experience is unique and i want to live this one.