PLEASE CALL ONLY I DON'T DO EMAILS:) A wooden house on a cliff over the Coral Sea, 18 km north of Cairns. Trinity Beach is a peaceful, picturesque beach village with safe swimming year round. I am a writer and this is a vegetarian household with animals, close to nature and natural places. Volunteering times are flexible and WWOOFers help in the garden and with whatever needs doing. I prefer one person at a time. No Smoking. I  am a advocate of animal rights as well as activists for animal.

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about learning directly from people who live closely with nature. I believe that hands-on experience and connection with the land are some of the most valuable ways to grow — not just in skills, but as a person. Through WWOOF, I’m hoping to exchange energy, knowledge, and care, while contributing meaningfully to the places that welcome me. I’m excited to meet inspiring hosts, learn new ways of sustainable living, and be part of beautiful, hard-working communities along the way.

I want to do a farm job and extend my working holiday visa, I also think that it can be an interesting experience, working in a farm, living in comunity and close to the nature. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of time to do it, so I'm looking for starting ASAP.

Contact us via our website please. Offering a small working community experience on 40 acres of lush Sunshine Coast hinterland: a 10 min drive to Eumundi markets & 25 mins from the beautiful Noosa beaches. Community skills/interests vary according to who's here and include sustainability, music, alternative health, Permaculture, green building, spirituality, yoga & meditation. We have internet access & telephone for use in the community house. Facilities include a large lagoon, workshop, commercial kitchen & dining room, community house with shared office space & hall with cinema screen. Volunteering includes gardening, maintenance, cleaning, mowing, riparian zone environmental care. Accommodation for 1-3 bunk bed, male/female separate, upgrades available according to available accom. Vegetarian & gluten-free diets. Non smokers, no alcohol on site.  4 week minimum stay.   Can possibly P/U from Eumundi train station for a fee of $30 or Uber.

I joined WWOOF because I’m looking for a more grounded, intentional way of living—one that connects me with nature, people, and the food we eat. I want to learn hands-on skills, contribute to meaningful projects, and immerse myself in different ways of life while traveling. It’s also a chance for me to slow down, reconnect with myself, and enjoy the beauty of working outdoors

Because i like farming. Though these special chances, I would like to know more about Australian farming. I want to be a farmer in the future. I want the place which accept me very well.

I would like to connect with local people, gain hands-on experience in farming, and spend more time with animals. I believe WWOOFing is a great way to experience real Australian life while learning new skills and making meaningful connections.

After living in the city for a long while I realised the need to live in nature.  Appreciating the abundance of nature, supplying your own food and setting your spiritual self free is what I realised is the most natural way to live. The number of farmers in Japan is decreasing and the average age of farmers is getting higher. I felt the need to learn how to supply your own food. The massive use of chemicals in farming is also a serious problem in Japan. I learned it damages the microbiom network in the soil and results in less nutritious vegetables. We also take in those chemicals through eating the vegetables. Therefore I became interested in learning how to live on your own in a way that does as less harm as possible to the environment and human beings.

We would love to meet inspiring people and discover Australia with a sense of purpose. With wwoof we know we will find people who share our vision of the world. We also both love being outside and being active !

I joined WWOOF cause I I want to really get to know a country, meet people, understand their culture and see as much nature as possible. My goal for 2025 is to shear a sheep. Let's see how that works out! 🙂 If you can help me achieve this goal (for example, because you own sheep), I would be very grateful.

We heard about WWOOF through a recommendation from a friend who said her experience was amazing. Being from the queer community too, we felt that WWOOF was a safe place to look for volunteering opportunities. Personally, one of the most important things to achieve by WWOOFing is meeting new people and helping the local area through the work we do.

We like it to learn about the country, language and culture from first hand. We like it to have dirty hands and be outside. We like being a part of community.

We want to discover as much as we can about different cultures and diets as we can, and meeting locals seems the best way to do that. We also want to learn some new skills, and WWOOFing offers all of this in a way that allows us to hopefully do some good as well.

I heard about WWOOFing through a gardener I work with and she couldn’t recommend it highly enough, having met lifelong friends and wonderful hosts - me and my best friend have a month free in Australia during our travelling experience and it just feels like the absolute right experience for us. We would love to see authentic parts of Australia and get the opportunity to experience them with lovely locals. I am a gardener by trade so am familiar with a lot of the work required - I adore carrying out fulfilling work outdoors and hope we can offer hard work and friendship 🙂

I joined wwoof as I enjoy nature and the outdoors. I see this as a good opportunity to experience the best of both worlds while travelling also. I really hope to spend time with animals during my time in Australia. I would especially love to see Kangaroos and Koalas. I also wanting to join wwoofing as it's a great way to meet people of all cultures and understand communities and be involved with them. I have always enjoyed learning about other peoples backgrounds and cultures.

I hope to meet many beautiful people and learn their stories. I hope to see as much of Australia as possible but also learn new things. I also hope to further improve my English, to get out of my comfort zone and prove to myself that I can handle myself.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and woofing seems to be the perfect way to travel and truly explore Australia by meeting local people, working and sharing cultural ideas and experiences.

I joined WWOOF to discover new ways of life, people, ans places all around Australia. I hope I can help the hosts by bringing my energy, and my experience of the world as an european student.

Delightful large suburban block near the Macleay River. Restoring gardens after 30yrs of neglect. This is the house I grew up in so it has a lot of sentimental value Establishing orchid, veg gardens, compost systems & preparing for chickens . Beautiful outlook onto cow paddocks. Need help with all of the above.

Spend more time in nature and learn how to grow my own food. Want to get away from the city and connect with like minded people. Keen to learn new farming methods and how things are done on your farm, I believe I can contribute to it!