I joined this platform because i have the feeling that it could be more simple with this website, basically i feel that it connect more the people between them.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I really enjoy eating and savoring delicious drinks, but I’m particularly into healthy and tasty options. Since coming to Australia, I’ve started exploring different ingredients and beverages that are new to me, and I’ve developed a big love for red wine. I’d love to learn more about how it’s made and dive deeper into the world of wine. I’m also passionate about discovering various food cultures and learning different perspectives. Meeting new people and experiencing new things is always exciting for me. Looking forward to the chance to contribute and learn from you!

As I said, what drives me is the discovery and exploration of new things. I love learning, understanding and immersing myself in unfamiliar environments. By joining WWOOF, I hope to have an enriching experience in contact with nature and local communities, while developing new skills and contributing to the life of a farm. For me, this adventure is an opportunity to grow closer to a simple and authentic way of life.

Working on Australian farms has always been something I had envisioned doing ever since a young age when my Dad told me his experiences in Australia working on farms. I hope to learn skills and gain an understanding of the roles in farming. I particularly like to gain Horse riding experience in a working environment.

Amorata Eco Farm is a mixed organic farming and tourism operation located at the foot of the Border Ranges National Park near Nimbin, NSW. We farm Limes, Pecans and Ginger with a mixed output orchard that supplies our own needs as well as those of guests. Our campground is surrounded by regenerating rainforest with a natural pool and wood fired sauna for guests and visitors to use. Woofers will have access to either a tiny home with all amenities, a caravan or a spacious bedroom in the main home. Work may range from tree planting to light gardening and harvesting. Skilled workers may find themselves well resourced to carry out special projects.

Picturesque sheep farm in the South coast NSW - 15km from town/beach - working towards a holistic-regenerative agriculture model of low production. We are looking for WWOOF's to stay with us and help care for our animals. We have 1000+ merino sheep for wool production and 20 young cows. We have a number of working and livestock guardian dogs (2 Kelpies & 6 Maremmas & a Jack Russell) that need daily feeding. We have horses, chooks & indoor fish that also require feeding. The sheep & cows will be overseen/cared for by our family that live close by - but there may be the opportunity to assist with animal husbandry, and feeding/watering - depending on the land conditions.  We are in a phase of property redesign and have some fencing projects on the agenda and we are establishing a new vegetable garden. We also run an oyster farm that we may require assistance on from time to time.Happy to talk to interested people - Thankyou

For us, woofing is a wonderful opportunity to connect with locals and gain a deeper understanding of the Australian way of life. We love the idea of working together, sharing stories, and creating memorable experiences. We're open-minded, friendly, and ready to lend a hand with all sorts of tasks, from gardening to farm work and everything in between. We believe this experience will not only help us improve our English but also allow us to give back and contribute to the communities we visit. We're hardworking, respectful, and always enthusiastic about new challenges.

Rural property set between ocean and mountains near Byron Bay. Large home gardens requiring constant maintenance, general property maintenance, tending to pets and some landcare.

I joined WWOOF in order to find hosts in the Queensland more easily. I'm interested in helping hosts with their farms, their animals, their kids in exchange of a room and some meal, I want to improve my English, meet new people and discover new things.

I loved being able to meet new people and share/swap stories and cultures with people from all over the world! Wwoofing has allowed me to make so many new friends and I hope to make similar memories while traveling around Australia. I hope to share a part of myself with you and make a positive impact for your family and your home

I have heared about it but Never tryed yet. So i thought, next time when i am travelling alone, i wanna WWOOF. Woohoo I would Like to learn more skills in farming, gardening and all the things that stay in Connection with outdoor and survival experience. I love to learn about planst an animals, and especially i am courisous about live selfsustainable or/and live in harmony with the ecosystem around me.

I join WWOOF because I think that's a good way to spend your time while you searching for a job. It's also a good way to understand how people live here. A friend talk to me about WWOOF so I wanted to try becuse I will leave my job to search for another one. And I don't want to go in a hostel beacause I know I will waste my time with the others bacpackers instead of searchin for a job. I aslo think it's a nice way to help people that need a hand. It's aslo doing a good thing.

I joined wwoof because i want to learn new things and would love to travel and work at the same time. I think this platform is a great oppurtunity to meet new people and visit the world. It is always great to meet new people who can show you new things or new places 🙂

I joined WWOOF to find an opportunity that can give me new skills by staying in direct contact with Aussie families, sharing the everyday life in a really help full way: the work exchange. For a traveller this is the best way to learn something, starting from the language to a job, have a roof over the head and save some money in security and in "family". Is a way to create strong relation in a saftey way, that can permit to both, the host and the hosted to grow together and share ideas and methos of working.

We have already wooffed for 3 months in New Zealand and loved everything about it! Meeting new people and learning from them was an amazing experience! We are looking forward to learning more here in Australia and meeting more new people. Furthermore, we love to do some working on our holiday aswell. Keeps us sharp and energised!

I have to do a stay in an English-speaking country of my choosing for at least 8 weeks for a cultural exchange program I'm in. The easy thing would have been to take on an internship in the UK or Ireland but I've always wanted to get out there in the world and for me, Australia is the farthest that I can go. The animals and plant life of Australia that have evolved completely separate from most of the world have always fascinated me and I want to experience your nature firsthand. I'm looking forward to experiencing all aspects of Australian culture and of course, as per my Geography studies, sustainable farming is very important to me and I look forward to learn all about it.

Because I would like to work in Australia and experience an Australian life and be helpful to people. Also, I like agriculture very much. Then, because of walking travel, I sleep outside every day. So I would like to sleep in bed!

I'm a deep believer that the food available to communities, how we fuel our bodies and how we care for mother nature all reflects in the state of humanity as a whole. Half of me joined to develop the skill that is being able to grow my own food/ gaining attunement with the land/ welcoming knowledge on how much work goes into this . The other half is looking to adventure around Australia and meet friends/ build community.