Work exchanging, sharing positive energies and friendship and kindness, learning new skills, and meeting new, lovely and caring people, cultural exchange and helping each other out which fosters community

I joined because I want to make memories that can only be experienced in Australia and enjoy my English and Australian life

I'm serious and a hard worker. I really like traveling abroad. In particular, I have wanted to go to Australia since I was a child. Recently, I have become interested in life in Australia, and have wanted to go on a working holiday someday. However, when I was browsing the internet, I found out about this system called wwoof and thought I would like to try it. I have always loved animals and nature, so I wanted to spend my life doing farming, which is something I don't usually do. I watched a lot of wwoof videos on the internet. It may be difficult to work, but I want to do my best for the experience.I would love to hear about the wonders of agriculture. I am also very interested in Australia's lifestyle, culture, and history. So, I would like to learn about these things by experiencing farming and getting to know you.

2 x Properties in the Gippsland region of Victoria, consisting of cattle, sheep and chickens. Main jobs required are general maintenance of the property and gardens.

When I visited Brisbane two years ago, I was so impressed by the love Australians have for their animals that I would like to work as a veterinarian in Australia someday.So I want to meet Australian people and learn more about what kind of country they are. My grandfather owned a ranch and I've been playing there since I was a little so I love nature and all its creatures.That is one of the main reasons.

I want to learn new things, gain new experiences, and gain perspective on what is out there in the world. I also was to use this time in my life to give back to communities and make a difference.

I'm currently visiting Australia from New Zealand and would like to extend my stay a bit longer, to see new places, and have new experiences. My close friend recommended WWOOFING as an alternative way of traveling, he had personally done it in Switzerland last year in 2024, and had an amazing time, meeting people he's still in contact with. So, I've signed up to see where it takes me 🙂

I’m really keen to experience learn and explore working on stations, farms, with livestock, in Australian outback/bush. Prefer the country way over the city and always want to be around animals and dry Australian bush. Very social very passionate. Always keen to learn things and connect with new people. And also just have fun and and have a change in life from the city 🙂

I joined because I want to gain practical skills to apply in the now and future, I also want to meet like minded people who share in the values of giving back to the earth. I also just love learning new things and although I am shy and quiet I love to meet new people.

I've been in Australia for almost 6 months now and I'm looking for a new adventure to meet people and share with them convivial and friendly moments. I think woofing can be the perfect choice to get out of my safe place and learn more about the culture and share about my hoobies. Having worked on different farms, I think that cultural exchange is really fantastic and enriching.

We want to travel with our kids whilst learning about all things gardening, getting our fingers dirty in soil, accessing fresh veggies and find some more like minded people. Ben is also super keen to learn to do fencing. We really hope to be able to travel in a more regenerative  or at least less extractive way that links with our values by WWOOFING.

I have Working Holiday Visa subclass 462, and I hope to explore the the culture, poeple and also agriculture in Australia. I hope to be able to help out the owners and learn in the process. Hope that I can make new friends in the process.

I have always loved taking care of animals and working in nature, which is why I’m very interested in agriculture and animal care. I enjoy spending time outdoors, working with my hands, and connecting with living things. Volunteering in this field gives me the opportunity to learn new skills, meet people with similar interests, and contribute to the well-being of animals and the environment. It also allows me to experience a different lifestyle and grow personally.

I love to learn more about farming, be active, get to know locals. Overall it’s just such a win/win. Of course it’s great to be accommodated but it’s even better you get to help out in return.

To connect and learn from different land custodians in how they develop food growing systems to nourish and support their communities. To gain hands-on experience in organic farming practices, develop new skills, learn about agriculture, and connect with like-minded individuals.

I participate in volunteer activities because I want to contribute to the community and make a positive impact. Volunteering also allows me to learn new skills, meet different people, and grow as a person.

We are both really interested in permaculture - having visited Melliodora and also attended to off grid festival last year. Zoe has experienced Woofing before in Chile. We are keen to work hard, learn and meet new people.

I hope to experience a lot of different things throughout my travels and make a lot of memories. To slip into a new role now and then and to make my trip more affordable I am looking forward to work and live at someone’s home. I am sure it is going to be a lot of fun:)

I enjoy learning about sustainability, being around animals and like-minded people. Getting out of the city, doing physical work outside, and experiencing a sense of community through WWOOFing are things I appreciate about WWOOFing.