I want to spend more time growing, cooking and eating organic vegetables and to have a greater sense of community. I hope to meet like minded people through this website.

To meet like minded people and open ourselves up to more travel around this beautiful country. We are interested in the alternative ways of navigating this life and would like to meet like minded people and have opportunities to travel and stay in the WOOF community while giving back and learning along the way. We hope to one day open up our own property to the WOOF and would love to learn about what others are doing in this space.

A stunning 100 acres filled with a wide variety of fields, forests, rivers and adventures. Several veggie gardens, a citrus, olive and mango orchard. Planning an avocado orchard and small vineyard. This oasis is a dream

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing.

I always wanted to do Wwoofing. My older brothers and sisters, my cousins and my friends did it. They were all unanimous: Wwoofing is an incredible experience. Doing wwoofing would be very close to my heart because it will be four months that I have been in Australia, I would have stayed three months in Adelaide on an internship, I would have done twenty days of roadtrip and the only thing I will miss is living in the countryside and better understand the Australian way of life. This will allow me to live “like an Australian” for a while, to learn more about this country, about this culture by having an internal opinion. This will also allow me to further improve my English before arriving in France. This wwoofing experience is also important for me because I am studying agronomy and meeting various people who are concerned by biodiversity will be very enriching for me. Australia is a very different country from mine, particularly in agronomy. The climates, standards, techniques are not the same. I want to learn alongside you, whether it is your know-how, your difficulties, your profession and your lifestyle.

I think Wwoof is a beautiful way to connect, learn, share and grow while building the health of our selves and our planet! After rough teen years and being financially independent, I discovered volunteering and realised it's an awesome way to share knowledge, skills and resources! I stayed with locals abroad through volunteering and have volunteered at other spaces such as festivals and a Koala Hospital. I've mostly used workaway but am super keen to return to living on and looking after land and building regenerative gardening skills.

Hey I’m Andrea from Italy im 23yo and I would like to gain experience in farms and get to know this world better. It would be nice to be able to have a comparison with those who have this lifestyle every day and see what feedback I can get.

I am interested in Viticulture because I was impressed in Pinot Noir in Oregon . I never learn viticulture in Japan but I was glad to join Wwoofing in USA now. After expressing wwoofing in USA I would like to move to Australia since the country has cultivation of Pinot Noir. I work with the host in vineyards and learn different approach of making wine. I learnt not only viticulture but how related to another living things such as mice , dogs. I am quite interested by the host that how they care the vineyard. Mice harm the vineyard, but the dogs eat them.

We want to learn new things in life and gain experience in another country. We love getting to know new people, especially if they can teach us a lot about the country, culture and their way of living. We want to see how life and working in Australia really is which we wont learn by only living in hotels.

I joined WWOOF because I like the set up of getting great experiences in so many different kind of farms in exchange for a meal and bed and I like the topics you can choose to define the hosts that will meet the interests you have.

I would like to discover new, beautiful places where nice people work together to create something that is fit for the future and suitable for generations. I have a lot of experience with organic gardening as well as biodynamic farming and working with animals and I would like to exchange this with other people in order to gain new inspiration. With a persistent hard work ethic, I am highly motivated to participate in a WWOOFING project. I grew up in a large family where it was normal that everyone had to pitch in, which required good a communication  and. a nice team spirit. I have skills in gardening, farming and food production and would like to develop these.

My adventure in Australia has only just begun and I would like to find a job helping a family. It's an opportunity to work in exchange for accommodation and it's very important in my project. I would like to meet locals and discover their rhythm of life and the cultures of the country by integrating their home for a certain period of time

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I joined wwoof to work on farms all over the world and learn skills you can't learn anywhere else. I also want to meet people from all over the world who have a lot of experience in life who can teach me their ways.

Because I can interact with many people. Also, I felt that there are many things that can only be experienced thereI want to improve my English skills even more.

To be closer of Australia culture. Being inside australian family it's very good opportunity to learn the culture. I am really interresting about organic farm, work in farm

I'm looking to gain experience on all types of farms to determine my interest in specific fields to pursue an agricultural career. I'd love to travel and meet new people as well, so what better way to satisfy both wants.

I have a deep passion for nature and our beautiful planet, and intend to tread lightly and live as sustainably as I can while I'm here. I would LOVE to live as part of an off grid community, and so I want to learn as much I can about organic farming, and alternative lifestyles. I love learning new skills!

Woofing is a great way to travel, meet new people, help people who are in need, learn new skills hands on, and find great new exciting opportunities. I am excited to experience new farms in Australia as I’ve just arrived and am looking forward to seeing the country as well

I wanted to live with a host family in Australia while being close to nature and animals. After seeing the experiences of people who have actually used the service, I wanted to participate right away.