When I’m not working: * I dive into the beautifully complex world of human psychology * I dabble in climbing * I try to understand quantum physics * I explore new things to find my Ikigai I love being inspired by people’s lives and stories. I’m always happy to connect with like-minded people and learn from their journeys. I cannot wait to expand my WWOOFing journey. What motivates me to WWOOF: The beautiful people in the community and the magic it is to live in harmony with nature! What I most hope to gain from WWOOFing: Build community and make new friends, Learn self-sufficiency or homesteading skills, Gain farming experience so I can become a farmer

We're both looking for a new experience in a foreign country, where we can learn about new cultures and languages. We're drawn to the idea of being surrounded by nature, and we think that WWOOF is a perfect project for us.

We live on a 2 ¼ acre property. This is a private house and garden with fruit trees, vegetable gardens, landscaped ornamental borders and a patch of old growth eucalypts, plus an antique furniture restoration workshop in the process of being set up. We are both semi-retired and moved here from the UK in 2023. The gardens here have been a little neglected for several years but have great potential. We have both worked in a wide variety of jobs, mostly self-employed. We have both worked as vegetarian cooks and eat well, mostly organic food. Rick has worked for 20 years as a sports coach at a high level and for 35 years in the antiques trade as a restorer and conserver and has been involved with wwoof since 1975. Tric has a degree in psychology and worked in the Australian health service. She also a post grad degree in botanical conservation and worked for botanical gardens. Tric has run a small certified organic stock farm and worked extensively in organic horticulture. Particularly in research of medicinal herb crops. She has also been involved with the “Deep Ecology” movement since its beginnings. Our wwoofers tend to find us interesting and relaxed and reasonably well behaved.

Patchwork Jungle is a repurposed primary school in a small country township. Our Patch, set on one hectare is a mixed enterprise including herb nursery, market garden, berry and mixed fruit orchard as well as a coffee shop used to help value add with jams, cakes, juices, and hot foods. Close to the Murtoa Stick Shed, Little desert,  Grampians National Park, home of Halls Gap Zoo, and the Silo Art Trail make us a great destination to include in your travels, particularly if you have your own transport. We use the schoolroom as our central hub, with a number of out-buildings as extended living such as bedrooms, laundry etc and the cafe/shop is in two 'school portable' style buildings brought in recently.

We joined WWOOF because we want more than just “travel photos”, we want to roll up our sleeves, learn new skills, and live real Australian life. Clémence brings her energy, jokes, and love for sports, while Beverly brings her curiosity, good food, and passion for animals (she might spoil your pets with cuddles!). We believe that sharing cultures, helping out, and laughing together is the best way to make unforgettable memories. Plus, we heard kangaroos don’t hire assistants, so we had to try WWOOF instead!

We live on 5 acres in gorgeous Mapleton, with an orchard and vegetable garden. Our land has landscaped gardens, several lovely break out areas with decks and picturesque views to enjoy the glory of being immersed in nature, surrounded by trees and the sound of birds by day and frogs by night :). .

I’m travelling and would love to see how people live in a more sustainable and unique way. I want to have a big property of my own one day growing food, restoring native habitat, hosting community events & keen to learn through your experiences!

We have 6 acre, non commercial, dry grown cherry and truffle farm with an extensive and productive garden around the house, in the inner Adelaide Hills. Our house is adjacent to a small town (Uraidla) which is on a weekday bus service to Adelaide. Adelaide CBD is about 30mins by car from here. The edges of the property are scrub which we are gradually restoring with selective weeding and some planting.so some of the work is farm work and some native vegetation restoration. We have 3 small friendly dogs and 2 cats who stay in the house and 6 chooks.

Small rural property located in bush between town & beach. Alternative building, renovating solar powered, organic veggie & fruit growing & social/community activities all happen nearby. We run a Sustainability Consultancy business from our property, swimming, surfing, farmers markets, yoga, bushwalking all available nearby. You are welcome to join us in social & recreational activities. Accommodation for 2 people in studio or caravan in the bush, use of camp kitchen & shared meals. Mixed diet. No WiFi, phone reception is poor on the property, Telstra mobile booster in main house. Children b.a. No smoking. Prefer stays of 1 week, longer stays negotiable.

375 acre forest and farm with a majority in plantation forestry. Cattle on recovering / developing pasture - using rotational grazing methods facilitated by electric fencing. Firewood business operated by a lessee / land sharer using coppice E. globulus resource.  Biochar kiln to utilise waste wood. Large vegetable garden. Hot house with raised beds. Substantial composting.

Little Luscious Farm is an agritourism business set in the rolling green hills of Mirboo, South Gippsland, less than 2hrs from Melbourne, and 10 mins from the charming town of Mirboo North, and about 40 minutes to the entrance of Wilson's Prom. We are establishing a chemical-free flower farm, accommodation, and events space, with a "Low Dig, Low Waste, Low Cost" philosophy. We belive that you can life a luscious life without it costing the earth. We have one existing guest cottage, next to the main house, which would suit a couple or two friends. A car is essential for getting around our area, but we do have an EV charger.

The farm I’m living on wanted to have the security of the wwoofing insurance. I would like to also invite other wwoofers to come and join me here to practice living this way and host them at the cottage we are living in.

Our goal is to learn as much about home steading, gardening, and animal care as possible, as our goal is to design and build our own self-sufficient home and gardens. We love travelling and both have a keen interest to explore Australia, meet new like-minded people and expand our knowledge and understanding about these topics.

Black Eagle Farm is a small farming enterprise based on a mix of regenerative, conservation and organic farming principles. It is on beautifull Dja Dja Wurrung country, whose lands were never ceded, located on the northern foothills of the Great Dividing Range in the rolling hills and landscapes of Sutton Grange and Sedgwick with the backdrop of Mt Alexander which is the headwaters of the Axe Creek. The house and guest cottage overlook rolling paddocks and hills with the Axe Creek meandering through the valley.

Hi we are Sunshine Syntropics we invite to host you to come and experience our 30 Acres of abundant rich pocket of earth. Established fruit orchards and gardens nestled away in our rainforest hidden valley located in West Woombye on the Sunshine Coast. We have our own private Waterfall and plenty of spread out campsites for privacy. We have a shared kitchen with open fire facilities that host an incredibly rich community of likeminded earthy souls who share a passion of good food and good company.

I joined WWoof because I think it is the best way to get in touch with local people, and get to know their culture, way of live. I also love working outside, and I'd be glad to help in the fields, with the animals or anything where I could be useful. I enjoy traveling, but I think the best way to understand a country is by staying with host for quite some time.

We have a small mixed farm of 160 acres that backs onto a small mountain. We agist cows and have a boer goat stud and a small mob of dorper sheep.

Many of my friends have told me about their great experiences as wwoofers, and even my mother wwoofed while studying agriculture. My father is a landscape architect and owned a garden design company, so I grew up in pretty ‚green circumstances‘. I love repairing and designing things, whether in the garden or while cooking. I enjoy being around friendly people and animals. I also love working with (large) machines and repairing them. I think working together is a great way to get to know each other. I hope to learn new things through wwoofing and am happy to contribute what I can.

Our 100ac farm is situated on Deep Creek in the Macedon Ranges, about 1 hour outside Melbourne. We run livestock and grow vegetables for our own use. Animals include cows, alpacas, sheep, chickens, goats, dogs and a pig. There are two of us living on this property, entirely off the grid.

We're in Australia for one month and half and want to be included in the Australian culture by meeting people and exchange with them. We think that woofing is a great way to improve our English and discover a new way of life, living at the rythme of a family.