20 km south of Hobart, 1km from bus stop. Internet access. Next to North West Bay River and adjacent to Mt Wellington NP. Our 12 acre property is conveniently located and full of natural beauty, with bush, paddocks and 3 acres of organic blueberries (yum!) and vegetables. Volunteering includes planting, mulching, harvesting, sorting, packing, native plant regeneration, farm maintenance. Some experience preferred. Great opportunity to gain skills and experience in organic gardening, vermiculture and permaculture methods. Studio accommodation for up to 4 people, or camping. No children or pets. Also links to work/local harvest trail. Possible additional studio for a couple. Van camping also possible with access to communal studio area. Wwoofer’s have always enjoyed the Longley water hole (Google) in the hot middays of summer. The iconic Cathedral Rock walking track is also very close. Another treat is the Longley pub with live music every Sunday, this famous pub serves great food and is renowned for its live music. (Google)

The Cook, her pigs, the Climate Change Scientist & his cows, check us out on Google Earth. We offer great food (sorry no special diets) with interesting conversation in a beautiful valley within bike riding distance of Cygnet and the beach. We offer advice on purchasing your own property, cookery, charcuterie-in autumn, market gardening, cookery, preserving, cider making and animal husbandry. We farm organically and try to live as sustainably as possible, we employ principles of permaculture. Volunteering includes feeding poultry & animals, planting, weeding, mowing, compost making, brewing, fencing, occasional animal slaughter (only if you are interested) and processing & General Farm Maintenance. Accommodation for 2 singles within our home, or a couple in our caravan attached to the house, see the picture. Shared meals, mixed diets. Can P/U from Cygnet any day or Hobart by arrangement if flight arrives before 3pm between Tues-Thurs. Please don't come to us directly from overseas or if you are ill, as I am in the high risk group for respiratory problems. WWOOFers must be prepared to work independently at times. No smokers. Minimum stay 2 weeks. We prefer longer stays by WWOOFers with a genuine interest in agriculture. Initial contact by email, please. WiFi unlimited. If no answer leave a message slowly, stating your name and number and we will get back to you. We want to leave our land in a lot better state than we found it. We are supporters of the Tasmanian Land Conservancy and The Bob Brown Foundation which both preserve old growth forests and special areas of value to flora, fauna and eco-systems. In the long term we are looking for someone to park a tiny house on the property and take over all the gardens, land and animals to allow us more freedom to travel and spend time with our families but still have somewhere to call home.

Trafalgar Farm is a heritage property established in 1846. We have a small orchard and growing fields for turmeric, garlic, sweet potatoes and seasonal green vegetables and herbs. Volunteering includes caring for the gardens (food & ornamental). We have a large meditation and yoga room. Seperate cabin with verandah accommodation for 1 as well as a very comfortable twin room in the main house.  Shared meals & food provided for self-catering. Mixed diet. Non-smokers preferred. Negotiable stays after initial visit as I'd like to have someone long term who is looking for part time work in the district and work with me as a Woofer. Self motivated young people to help me grow more food very welcome 🙏

We are an Outback station in Gascoyne River, located 245 kms from Carnarvon. We run beef cattle and are surrounded by natural rangelands, featuring amazing rock holes/natural pools in the Wooramel River and springs that are all worth a visit. Work includes stock work, animal feeding, checking water troughs, gardening, fencing, whatever needs doing. Own transport would be great but not essential. Accommodation for 1-4 people in cottage, caravan or BYO. Children b.a. Mixed meals. NSI. Min stay 1 week, negotiable after first few days.

Strathbogie Estate is small vineyard and we are setting up a garden based on Permaculture principles. Strathbogie Estate titleholders Bruno and Karin’s aim, is to create a haven to not only enjoy for themselves but to share with the surrounding and greater community. Using their very own single vineyard, brother (Bruno) and sister (Karin) manage the end to end development and trade of their finest harvest. As Bruno focuses on the marketing and trade of the wine, Karin lives and works on the property producing a distinctive, organic foundation. Keeping the same winemakers since the establishment of the vineyard, Bruno and Karin understand the importance of experience and expertise in delivering an outstanding product. Through environmentally sound and sustainable practices the vineyard remains in balance with nature. Strathbogie Estate is committed to growing healthy and beautiful tasting grapes that produce exceptional wine. We optimise the potential of terroir expression in the wine by ensuring every vine is hand pruned and grapes hand-picked. Due to its tendency to rupture the grape berry, machine harvesting is regarded as unkind on vines. Once a breach of the grape has occurred the skin phenolics leach into the juice. As a result, a loss of delicacy in the flavour occurs. This particularly recognized in the more delicate wines.

Southern Tasmania - Huon Valley 50 acre property in Huon valley Tasmania Mainly bush/ and some pasture 10 mins to Huonville, 40 mins to Hobart … very private property 3 over- loving dogs and chooks, goats, sheep, 3 ponies   Looking for help to keep on building infrastructure around the property so if you have experience in building that would be great! Other jobs include  keeping place tidy of weeds etc North facing property - awesome views. It is a great place to base yourself to see the wonders of Southern Tassie I am cool with a single female, male, they/them, gay, straight, indifferent, confused, etc (I think you get the drift)…. You would have your own room in shared house

Cela me semble la plateforme la plus sécurisée , le woofing me permettrait de m'adapter dans une ambiance bienveillante et d'appréhender le pays, la langue, avant de trouver un travail rémunéré. C'est une étape important qui me donnerait la possibilité d'une totale immersion dans une famille qui accepterait mes lacunes en anglais et me laisserait le temps de m'adapter à leurs habitudes.

I want find a farm/family during April, because I want practicey English, discover aussies People and discover the culture of Life. I want also save money in the accommodation because I need finance my trip. After Brisbane, I Will gonna in Cairns 🙂

So far, I have been an au pair for two different families at the East coast of Australia for a couple of months. Now I would like to gain the experience of living on a real Australian farm and learn something from my hosts! I'm used to common gardening like mowing, trimming, weeding, chaffing and chopping wood. I know the basics on how to behave around animals and I'm comfortable with bigger animals as well.

Our property is situated in Geeveston in the Huon Valley. Our 70acre property/farm sanctuary is close to great bush walks and within walking distance to town and buses to Hobart. We rescue and look after a menagerie of animals. At this point we have: chickens, roosters, ducks, pigs, alpacas, goats, sheep, ponies, geese and cows. We are in the process of establishing our property on permaculture principles, and regenerating the land so we can look after more animals in need. Accommodation is seperate from our home and includes: 3 bedrooms, all sharing a kitchen, loungeroom, 2 toilets and 2 showers (one with a bath). We have dinner together most week nights and you cook your own on the weekends.

We see WWOOFing as a transformative opportunity to deepen our understanding of organic farming, make meaningful contributions to sustainable agriculture, and build connections with inspiring hosts and fellow volunteers. We are excited about the prospect of learning from experienced hosts and sharing our passion for sustainable living.

I would really love the opportunity to venture beyond my "regular" corporate life and explore what the world has to offer! I love learning about new cultures, experiences and languages and am very happy to share all of my experiences so far as well.

I live on the Sunshine Coast working a casual job on the ocean that is highly weather dependent. I have lots of free time given the poor weather and given I’ve seen the impact of the recent cyclone and flooding rains in March-May, I’d love to help local farms get back on their feet. I love to be outdoors, adore animals and working with plants.

Three Gullies is a productive regenerative farm, producing beef and lamb, situated on Fairy Meadow Creek, on the foothills of Mount Fairy. We apply permaculture design principles in paddock and landscape design, with the goal of improving ecological services across the land scape. Three Gullies complements the application of these principles by applying holistic grazing as described by Allan Savory. There are six quality of life statements that are part of the Three Gullies Holistic Context and associated decision-making tools. All decisions to undertake activities or ventures at Three Gullies must align within this context. This is the tool we use to ensure value alignment and matching work ethic.

Maha Farm is a small family run organic macadamia farm. We use techniques inspired from traditional korean and indian farming as well as some syntropic, regenerative and standard organic farming. The property is surrounded by natural bush and backs onto a state forest. You will enjoy views of natural bush and the macadamia orchard. Wildlife abound including a resident family of wallabies, birds (we have counted about 7 rare/threatened species), frogs and many more.

A former horse rider and animal lover, I'm looking for a WWOOFing experience in Australia to discover the local culture, meet Australians and travelers from around the world, and improve my English. After an unforgettable first WWOOFing experience on a horse ranch in California in 2017, I'd love to relive this incredible human adventure. I'm a motivated person, dedicated to my work, and always ready to learn and give my best

I am a 66-year-old living on a scenic farmlet of 22 acres located 12 kilometres west of Lakes Entrance. With a large garden that encompasses vegetables, herbs, berries, an olive grove, and an orchard; it is a haven for a huge variety of native birds. I also have about a dozen hens, a rather noisy rooster, an aging horse, a dog and, at times, some neighbour’s sheep. Work varies from helping in the gardens/orchard, planting/harvesting the vegetables, wood chopping, weed control using non chemical methods and odd jobs. I do not actually practise permaculture but make my own compost and soil.  At one end of the property is a bush gully that abounds with local wildflowers and native animals; this is a corridor between the State Forest and the wetlands on the edge of the Gippsland Lakes. Being located near the Lakes also means it is close to the Ninety Mile Beach.