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 would like to make the difference in the areas affected by natural disasters. I am really keen to help people that are allowing me to live the best time of my life sharing my positivity and strength to improve their situations.

I will be travelling in Australia for several weeks in November/December/Januar on a tourist visa. Just recently, while planning this vacation, I found out about the opportunity to meet Australians and share a glimpse of their daily lifestyle by volunteering in exchange for accomodation and food for a week or so. Hope to learn about permaculture, organic gardening, sustainable lifestyle, maybe bee keeping (I used to have bees myself). Great concept. Great people to meet.

We joined wwoof because we thought This way of traveling sounded really intresting and we want to give it a shot! We like the uppertunity to get to know people of the country in a different way than normal! Wwoof feels like a good way of traveling because it feels simple and gives much!

We love to help out and be active. By volunteering we get to know the way of life of the locals and see the world through their eyes. We have volunteered on 2 other wwoof farms in Canada and really liked it. We did some other volunteering in Central and south America as well.

I joined WWOOF a few years ago during our first visit to Australia. This time, we’ll be in Australia until February 23, traveling as a family. We want to give our children the opportunity to learn more about where their food comes from and to experience Australia in a unique and meaningful way.

I need to reconnect to nature and working with my hands- I want a simpler life for a bit, I've been traveling all over the U.S. playing music and I need a change of pace. My sister and her 2 year old baby turned me onto WWOOFing and we'd like to work together! I'm hoping to slow down, focus on the task at hand, and work on writing/recording an album in my spare time. I believe that more local, natural produce is always better than factory farms and trucking stuff hundreds and thousands of miles away to be artificially ripened. And I relish the idea of trading my time for tangible returns, like food and shelter- bit tired of the chase of money at the moment.

We have an organically certified Blueberry farm. Which is in season from December to February. We also like to grow as much as we can in other areas of our 31 acre farm. We have chicken, ducks, dogs, cats, cows, sheep 1 goat and an Alpaca called Watson. We do like to grow our own meat, fruit and veg on farm however my husband works hard to keep a roof over our heads and i try to keep our young family 2 girls (4 and 5) happy, fed and clean. I have many skills that im happy to teach and tools to forfill them all but not enough hands or hours in the day. We would love a hand if you have skill, energy or enthusiasm. Cheers Mel

In 2022 I did wwoofing in Tasmania with three different hosts, I had a blast. I learnt so much. I met so many beautiful people. The experiences have really made an impact on me. I really love mumma nature and I’ve started to realise how little I know and how much I want to learn! I hope to connect with people and share stories and skills, and ideally make more friends from this wonderful exchange!

As part of our Working Holiday Visa (WHV) adventure in Australia, we see WOOFing as one of the best ways to truly integrate into the local culture and way of life. By working directly with hosts and contributing to their projects, we aim to gain a deeper understanding of the country’s unique work ethic, traditions, and lifestyle. For us, WOOFing is not just about exchanging labor for accommodation—it’s a chance to connect with people, learn new skills, and experience the authentic day-to-day life of Australians. We believe that this hands-on approach is the perfect way to immerse ourselves in the local culture while making a meaningful contribution to the communities we join.

Looking for some hands on experience whilst I am travelling and want to be out in the open land of Australia for a different perspective of this new country!! Also looking to expand my skillset and am very keen to learn more about farming, and meet new people!!

We are a small 5 acre property which produces honey, veg and fruit.  French Island is boat access only.  We are off grid, generating our own power and also collecting all our rain water.  French Island is Victotia's best kept secret.  It has a population of 120 and 2/3 's is National Park.  Guaranteed, you will see  lots of Koalas.  We have a cat named Lucy and a ferret named Leela.

For me Volunteering is about giving back to the community and getting to know cultures and the people who represent them. It´s always a way to feel useful, helpful and find a purpose. Also, an easier way to find peace in a crowded city or escape that one, or just like-minded people.

We joined WWOOF because we want to get to know locals in Australia. We love sightseeing but we also love discovering the rare country itself. Especially farms are interesting for us, since we both love vegetables especially eating them. In Germany most products come from mass production, that’s why we are really interested how local farms produce their products. Our wish is to experience different kinds of farming to widen our knowledge about this topic.

I want to discover new things, new people and a new culture. I am looking for new things and learning for my future. I came to Australia to get out of my comfort zone and try new things

I grew up always having a garden and doing farm work throughout school! I love meeting new people and good food! Plus I am very interested in being in nature and learning about sustainable farming and experiencing Australia’s wildlife!

Join wwoof to discover something else after travelling 4 years in australia by myself I would want to meet local people who are keen to share and learn about someone else

We love the idea of getting to know new people, their way of life and learning new skills while supporting locals in their everyday tasks and challenges.