After participating in domestic WWOOF, I felt good about it, so I tried overseas WWOOF. I participated to learn about Australia's unique agricultural characteristics and to engage in cultural exchange.

I am currently exploring new parts of Australia I haven’t seen before and am enjoying the freedom of woofing. I enjoy travelling and have travelled extensively throughout my life overseas but not so much within Australia.

I’m hoping to experience a few different parts of the east coast. I am trying to identify a few areas that I can see myself living longer term and what better way to do that then try living somewhere!

I want to do some soul searching, meet more people and rekindle my love of the outdoors this year. I'd also love to familiarise myself with how to lead a sustainable life and the skills that can help me achieve that. I hope to have a garden of my own in the future and teach others about what I'd be learning. Pushing myself out of my comfort zone along with learning and trying new things is important to me so I feel like WWOOFing would be a great way to help with that while pursuing my Aussie travel dreams!

the reason because I join the woofing experience is beacuse I think would be a good way to learn more about the culture and also about the Australian farming and agriculture. I love working in the outside with plants and with animals, and learn more about the nature

I see life as an opportunity- to feel, to learn, to meet others and to love. I have a deep connection to soil, water and air. WWOOF offers exactly what I am looking for in the near future and I admirer the concept, It’s making the world a better place.

We joined WWOOF to explore Australia, experience farm life, and connect with local hosts. Our main focus is not to complete the 88 days for a visa extension but to find opportunities where we can work hard, earn money and receive accommodation in return. We’re motivated, reliable, and eager to support hosts with their daily tasks while learning new skills and enjoying the unique lifestyle that comes with it.

I was introduced to the idea from my friend and I think it's a fantastic way to travel, meet new people and share their lifestyle while helping with their farm work I hope I will meet interesting people and will learn a lot, and I like the idea of working on a farm in exchange of food and accommodation..

I decided to join the WWOOF program in order to live a unique experience in a country I plan to visit soon. The idea of exchange and sharing resonates deeply with my personal values. My desire is to discover alternative lifestyles in the company of authentic people, close to nature and animals, and who attach great importance to ecology. Being immersed in an Australian family represents for me a precious opportunity to live an authentic and enriching experience. It will enable me to explore different lifestyles, traditions and values, while immersing myself in daily customs, sharing meals and taking part in local activities. This experience would also be a great opportunity to improve my English, while acquiring new skills in various fields such as gardening and animal care. I have a particular interest in working with plants, their use and the benefits they can offer. I'm open to learning anything that will help me broaden my horizons, develop new skills and better understand the world around me.

I want to do WWOOFing because I’d love to work on nature-related tasks and immerse myself in a peaceful environment for a few weeks. I’m also looking for an exchange based on trust and mutual respect.

I joined Wwoofing because I want to take the opportunity to learn more about the country, its culture, and the people in Australia. I find it exciting to experience life on an organic farm firsthand and to learn from the experiences of the people who live here. This type of journey, where I am provided with food and accommodation, is in my opinion a practical and enriching way to travel. Additionally, it is a great opportunity to immerse myself in the Australian way of life and get to know the country in an authentic way.

I joined WWOOOF for multiple reasons. Mainly I wanted to volunteer and give something back to this world. I have never worked on a farm and it’s always been I dream of mine and especially to do it in Australia. I love being outdoors and I love nature.

I joined WWOOF to travel around the world and see places in a more intimate way and through the lens of locals! I think that WWOOF opens up so many opportunities to see new things and meet other people who are traveling! I hope to gain new experience on farms and help out in whatever way is needed.

500 Acres in the Mountains QLD Accommodation in house we are renovating. Private place whilst not working. Streams, dams, cows and farm animals galore. Looking for help with starting garden for planting 2025 crops. Some cattle work, some fencing and some help with farm house renovation. Only cleaning and painting. No weekend work. Car availability if required. Organic Beef and pork and milk supplied.

I’m hoping to meet new people and fellowships. I’m hoping to acchive new skills that I can put to use, and enrich my life in both skill and friendships.

Ups already told in the text before. But I might add that i love learning new skills (no matter if it comes to cooking, gardening or construction work) and enjoy having some tea (or beer haha) in the evening together. I want to learn about your way of living and just enjoy the farm life that is so different from my life in a german city.

I joined WWOOF to immerse myself in Australian culture, contribute to sustainable farming, and exchange knowledge while building meaningful connections.