I am in the process of renewing my visa and I would like to use my 88 days to do something beneficial for the country. Bushfires are on a significant increase and this is bad for the country surrounded by so much nature, just like my home country, and so I would like to use these days that I need to do to help.

We are more than ready to join farms, families, fields or anyone who needs help in exchange of good moments and experiences. We met woofers who already did woofing, they put stars in our eyes while talking about there experience. So now it’s our time to be part of this community!

I am excited to adventure in the country I grew up independently. I am looking to reground and redefine, as well as sun bathe and get my hands dirty. I chose WWOOF as I would love to give back, likewise of permaculture, and be part of a cyclical supportive community. Looking to have fun too!

My first job in Australia was working on a tomato farm. I enjoyed that work and became interested in growing our own food. I decided to participate in WWOOF because I wanna work with families living like this and learn more about agriculture.

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 want to be open to any opportunity that may come my way in this season of my life. I am ready to expand my knowledge and skills, while giving back to a community in a meaningful way. I am seeking to learn, immerse and adventure!

I have joined WWOOF in hope to learn new skills, to meet new people and to live in places that i may not have had the opportunity in my normal everyday life. I believe that it is valuable for every being to know how to grow food, to maintain crops to live with animals and to discover more about sustainable farming. Since living in London and doing very much office based jobs however i have had a deep longing to connect more with nature and would like to Volunteer in Australia as this is a place i feel i have a lot of love for. Going forward for myself i would like to step away from the prospect of only working the typical 9-5 job and in time learn enough that i can find jobs that require me to be outside rather than inside the same four walls...that right now is the dream 🙂

Honestly, I would like to make new connections. I am alone here, and my main issue is the language. I manage well enough to understand the essentials of a sentence but not the details. Additionally, I still lack vocabulary to express myself correctly. Woofing seems like a great way to immerse myself, learn, and make connections.

I have always been interested in homestays abroad, and I decided to join wwoof after a friend introduced me to it. I have always loved farming and interacting with animals. When I heard that I could do a homestay there and also help with farm work and animal care, I really wanted to go there, so I decided to participate. If I was going abroad for the first time, I would like to do a homestay to get to know my family and make new friends. Another reason is that I do not have many opportunities to listen to native English, so I thought it would be nice to be able to speak and understand even just a little bit. I would like to be able to interact with many people through English, improve my English even a little, and do activities that I would not normally be able to do to improve my experience and skills.

I joined WWOOF because I like the work on farms and it’s also a great opportunity to travel and meat new people. I think I can learn much while doing this and get better insights in the local life, but also can help with the work on the farms.

I would like to work on a farm in Australia to learn more about how to grow vegetables. I'm a passionate foodie and have always wanted to learn more about where food comes from. My dream is to one day own my own restaurant in the UK with it's own kitchen garden, so I hope to be able to use the skills learnt whilst WWOOFing later in life.

To learn many things! To find a place to stay and help hosts! In the same time, I could give my tennis coaching I already did woofing in New Zealand, I really liked that! I discovered nice people, and learn lot of this in the avocado farm

Eike is an experienced WWOOFER and has always had a great time working for different hosts so far. Sina has some experience working at a strawberry farm in Germany, and although she is is new to Wwoofing, she has heard many positive things about it and likes to give it a go as well. Back home, we both like gardening, trying different art projects and we also enjoy building some DIY furniture from time to time. Additionally Eike tries to increase his woodworking skills whenever he can. After being on the road for the last couple of months, we now feel like taking it a bit slower and would like to find a place where we could stay for a little bit longer. We are flexible in our Wwoof time, anything from a couple of days up to a couple of weeks would be fine. We are both hard working people and quick learners. We would also be happy to try something new that we don’t have experience with yet.

We are looking for people who needs help to extend our visa. This opportunity will teach us new jobs and show us a part of the local life. We want to improve our knowledge of Australia, bush life and live something unic. That's the best way to discover Australian life.

I joined WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) driven by my love for nature, a passion for sustainable living, and a desire to connect with the earth in a meaningful way. My interest in gardening and caring for animals naturally aligns with the ethos of WWOOF, where I can actively participate in organic farming and learn about eco-friendly practices. This opportunity not only allows me to develop my gardening skills but also enables me to be a part of a global community that values environmental stewardship. Engaging in WWOOFing is a fulfilling way for me to combine my interests in travel, meeting new people, and making a positive impact on the environment.

I find that woof is great for making a trip a richer experience, it's easy, accessible, varied, and the principle of exchange is interesting for meeting new people while remaining active. I'm excited to do this adventure

I would like to find a nice accomodation and hosts. I am  looking for a place to stay in Perth or around ( 3 Hours max). I would love to give my time for animals but I am happy to help with anything else. I am a handy person very curious and good learner. My  only criteria is to have my private room if I can have a bathroom it would be perfect if not it is ok as well. 🙂

We love discovering local cultures and customs and think that WWOOFING is a good way to discover them. We are sociable and like to share anecdotes. We also hope that this experience can help us improve our English.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience the australian farming lifestyle. Besides I love animals and the australian couuntryside. Another reason is that I want to save some money before I go to a New Zealand roadtrip.

I would lve to experience different cultures and live with people with other background because they will make me expand a sense of value and will be very useful in the future.