My friend recommend me to WWOOF, so I can extend my visa. I’m interested in Outback Australia. I would like to meet new people and experience farm life.

A friend of mine recommended WWOOF to me, and after learning more about it, I became really interested. I’ve been living in Australia for several months now, and I want to experience a different kind of life—closer to nature, with hands-on work and meaningful cultural exchange. I think WWOOF is a great way to meet local people, learn about organic farming, and see parts of Australia I wouldn’t normally get to visit. I also want to improve my English through real conversations and daily life, not just in a classroom. Living and working with a host family sounds like a unique and rewarding opportunity. Since my friend had a great experience with WWOOF, I feel confident that I will too. I’m excited to learn new skills, help out, and create good memories while working towards my second-year visa.

Because I want to try new things communicating with local people and learning culture. I've never experienced farming, gardening or something like that before. So I'm really interested in it, and I'm so happy if I have chance to try it learning a lot of new things in Australia. I hope to get used to Australian lifestyle, learn about Australian culture and farming, and improve my English skills by WWOOFing.

I worked at a restaurant in Japan, so I’ve always been interested in food. I joined WWOOF because I’d like to try it as a new life experience. Also, I’d like to be in an English-speaking environment and feel Australian culture. Through WWOOF, I’d like to improve my English, meet new people, and learn more about Australia. I hope these experiences will help me grow and broaden my horizons.

We are Pepe and Feo and we would like to use our time here in Australia to connect with new people and collect new ideas and knowledge. It’s also important for us to learn new skills, as we don’t know what kind of jobs we want to fulfill in the future. Wwoofing would be the best chance to achieve all these things.

I want to have the opportunity to experience Australia and learn new things. Previously, I have worked on a form in Ireland and really enjoyed it; now I want to do the same in Australia and play some rugby league during my time here.

We are interested to connect with like minded people as we travel, to have the opportunity to experience new activities, develop new skills and contribute from our own skill set.

I live on the Sunshine Coast working a casual job on the ocean that is highly weather dependent. I have lots of free time given the poor weather and given I’ve seen the impact of the recent cyclone and flooding rains in March-May, I’d love to help local farms get back on their feet. I love to be outdoors, adore animals and working with plants.

I'd love to try WWOOF-ing as I want to learn where our food comes from and how to potentially be self-sufficient! As well as learning about different farming practices, organic vs non organic, working through different seasons and what that means for us as farmers/planters and our health impacts. During my time here, I'd love to gain a variety of experiences, try different ways of living, too meet genuine people and get out to the countryside 🙂

I have no permanent employment currently and want to use my time working in related areas and keeping fit at the same time. I have winery and grape vine experience, and operating tractors.

My 17 acre property has been “ let go” and now I slowly wish to build it up to a sustainable family farm using permaculture principles. I hope to grow vegetables and have a couple of sheep, a few chooks and a couple of horses and invite city folk to stay and experience the serenity to stay and experience the heavenly quiet of the country. I am only beginning to get a few fences up , etc. I have a long way to go before   my place will be animal ready. WWOOFers would have self-contained accommodation in return for hand weeding, slashing, mowing, vegetable gardening or animal feeding.

25 acre hobby farm that was badly burnt in 2019 cudlee creek fires where 3 sheds and 1/2 the farm house was burnt to the ground along with most of external and internal fencing was burnt. There’s lots of felled burnt trees on property ant need clearing. Finishing off replacement sheds to house hay for cows and sheep and horses

We run a pony stud located in WA. We require help with farm/ property maintence such a mowing, cleaning horse paddocks, water troughs, some gardening/ planting trees, general tidying of barn and facilities. We are also about to start our own small syntropic farm. Work in exchange for your own fully furnished accomodation. Must have suitable footwear and must have own car. Located on 70 acres, we are 30 minutes from Rockingham beach, 45 minutes from the city centre, and 10 minutes from Jarrahdale hills with trails and more !

To find a host. Wwoof is an non commercial organisation with an in my opinion good ethikal profil, aims

I am on exchange at Adelaide University and looking for a nice opportunity to spend the last 21 Days in Australia. I wanna meet new people and learn more about gardening and farming. Especially working with horses would be my little dream.

I joined Wwoof to gain exposure to a new and diverse work environment, with the intention of broadening my professional experience. Additionally it seems that it can provide valuable support in facilitating my travels throughout Australia.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to try work and experiences that I wouldn’t be able to have in my home country, especially those in nature. In the latter half of my working holiday, I’m considering working on a dairy farm, so I decided to gain some prior experience through WWOOF as preparation.

I love exploring new places and see different things, that’s why I don’t want to stay too long in one place. I think WWOOFing is a great option for me because I still have time to live a little. Nevertheless i take my tasks very seriously and will do my best to help you in the best way possible.

I joined WWOOFing because I wanted to step away from city life and reconnect with something more real and grounded. After years working in structured jobs, I felt the need to live closer to nature, learn practical skills, and experience a different way of life. WWOOFing gives me the opportunity to work with my hands, meet inspiring people, and learn directly from the land — something I had always dreamed of. It’s a chance to challenge myself, grow, and contribute in a meaningful way.