Small farm on the mornington peninsula Grapes, olives, horses, Veg garden We try to be as sustainable and self sufficient as possibe.

I have been in Australia for a few months and really need to get out of the backpacker bubble/the city and want to experience the more tranquil Australia and engage with some warm people:) According to that, I'm really curious about farm live. I would like to learn as much as possible, gain some skills and see some hinterland.

I’m taking some time off work to explore Australia, which is somewhere I’ve wanted to visit since I was a kid. I did some wwoofing in Canada a few years ago and really enjoyed the opportunity to discover new places, people and lifestyles in a more in-depth way. I enjoyed contributing to and being part of the local community whilst exploring a new place and learning new skills. I’m excited to experience what Australia has to offer in this space, and hopefully meet some good people along the way!

I have joined wwoof for the opportunity to explore new places and meet new people. I believe the hosts would be happy with my flexibility around dates and work hours and provide a great opportunity to grow and learn new skills that factor around the caring of the environment and offer a supportive role in my travels and wanting to learn new skills. I am looking to grow my confidence and make new friends along the way.

I want to join WWOOF because I’m really interested in learning more about sustainable and regenerative ways of living. I enjoy working outdoors, being close to nature, and helping with practical tasks, so the idea of supporting farms and learning directly from experienced hosts feels like the perfect fit for me. I also love the cultural exchange aspect. Staying with local people, experiencing daily life on a farm, and being part of a community—these are things that really excite me. I want to gain new skills, meet inspiring people, and understand different approaches to farming, gardening, and living more simply and responsibly.

This gives me the opportunity to meet local people in remote areas and also to make contacts where they live. As i said before, it will also give me the opportunity to learn more about myself far away from home and working with new people. My step brother spoke to me about that many years ago, I really wanted to do it.

It seems like a cool experience, and it seems to suit my hopes for my travels in Australia. I enjoy working outside and meeting new people. I am very excited to try out some farm work and WWOOF seems like a great opportunity to do so while having time to explore the area as well.

I think WWOOF is a great 'place' to land (especially somewhere new) as it allows new connections through local experiences. I believe it's the best way to immerse myself and experience the Australian way of life at first.

I'm passionate about connecting with people, and in Japan, I built my career around that passion. While I'm still improving my English, I'm truly excited to meet new people, communicate more, and keep learning every day!! I absolutely love nature and animals, and I'm looking forward to spending as much time with them as possible. I'm full of curiosity and always open new experiences. I'm not afraid to take on challenges and grow through them.

I grow a wide range of fruit and vegetables on my Organic property which is 12 kms from the small town of Wirrabara in the Southern Flinders Ranges. The property is surrounded by woodlands and an abundance of local wildlife. We sell our produce directly to our customers, attend farmers markets and I also produce dried fruits and jams. You will be offered a great variety of jobs and have the opportunity to be involved in most aspects of seasonal tasks. I love to cook and am passionate about feeding people well. O'Reilly's Country Table is a farmhouse dining experience I offer. Accomodation for 1-3 people in my home. In summer I am happy to consider extras if you have your own tent or camper. Mixed diet/vegetarian OK. Sorry, no children. Smoking OK outside in the house garden. Short or longer term stays are welcome. Please visit our website and like our FB page for more info about us.

I heard about this woofing experience in France from some of my host friends. And I loved the concept. It's a unique experience to live directly with the hosts but above all to be able to help the family with their daily chores. In fact, that's why I want to live this unique experience that makes sense but above all allows direct contact with nature.

We have a flat 2 acre property on Mt Tamborine with citrus trees, small orchard and vegetable allotment and gardens. Within walking distance to shops, cafes and local pub. Volunteering includes weeding, pruning, propagation, clearing, planting & general garden maintenance. There is a separate small cottage on the property with living area, kitchenette, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, TV & verandah. Some shared meals, and food provided for self-catering. Mixed diet, vegetarians catered for. No smoking inside. Initial stay 2 days, longer stays negotiable. Short stays only.

We love to learn new things and would be super appreciative of the opportunity to learn more about farming and agriculture/sustainability so that one day maybe we can return the favor for some traveling WWOOFers. We are both very active (long-time CrossFitters) who love to build things, work with our hands, and spend time in nature. Mostly, we are looking for a change of pace in our lives and want to experience as much Australian culture as possible, while really soaking in as much knowledge as possible.

I joined WWOOFing to get practical permaculture experience to supplement the theory I am learning. I also seek community and belonging from the lovely people I meet. I would love to do a trip around Australia, learning from WWOOFing hosts and meeting travellers and the like-minded.

I’d love to join WWOOF in Australia because I enjoy working outdoors and want to give something back to nature and the community, especially after the recent floods. For me, farm work isn’t just about the daily jobs – it’s also a chance to learn more about sustainable living, the land, and the people who care for it. Growing up in the Austrian countryside, I’ve always felt at home in nature. I like being active, working with my hands, and spending time outside, whether in the mountains or by the beach. At the same time, I’m aiming to complete the 88 days of regional work to extend my visa. I see this as a great opportunity to pick up new skills, meet new people, and make a positive contribution while gaining valuable experience along the way.

I’ve found the Woofing Hosts always seemed to have the best stories. It is always to so wonderful to hear about other people’s journey of life’s adventure, and if we get some great work done along the way -even better! “My godfather used to have a farm, and it was one of my favourite places to go. Somehow getting your hands in the soil, places your feet on the ground. And give me a familiar sense of home when I am travelling for work or exploring new adventures.”

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.

Hi, my name is František, I’m 25 years old and I love exploring new places and meeting people from different cultures. I want to volunteer because I enjoy helping others, learning new skills, and giving something back to the communities I visit while traveling.

I love people and my job, but am seeking to take some time in nature, getting my hands dirty, learning, sharing and exploring this beautiful country. I would like to meet like minded people and meaningfully contribute to a more sustainable, kind, connected future.