Hello, I have always been passionate about organic farming and sustainable living, which is one of the main reasons I'm drawn to Australia. Having spent 8 years there, I fell in love with its organic farming practices and beautiful natural landscapes. Back in Korea, I've gained experience in tourism and accommodation management, which has helped me develop strong organizational and interpersonal skills. As someone who values sustainable living, I am eager to learn about organic farming methods hands-on. While I may not have direct farming experience, I am physically fit, enthusiastic, and ready to fully immerse myself in farm life. Living in Australia has taught me to embrace new challenges and adapt quickly to different environments. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to your farm while learning about sustainable agriculture. I believe my positive attitude, willingness to learn, and genuine interest in organic farming would make me a valuable member of your farm community. I look forward to not just working on the farm, but also experiencing the authentic Australian farming lifestyle and creating meaningful connections.

We joined WWOOF because we are two friends spending a gap year in Australia, and we want to experience the country in a genuine and meaningful way. Both of us are passionate about nature, sustainability and learning through hands-on experiences. We believe that WWOOFing is the perfect opportunity to understand more about organic farming, eco-friendly living and rural life while meeting inspiring people along the way. We love the idea of connecting with local hosts, sharing stories and becoming part of everyday farm life instead of just being tourists. We want to learn how to care for plants and animals, work with the land and live in harmony with nature. Through this Experience we hope to gain new skills, grow personally and contribute positively to the communities that welcome us. For us, WWOOF is not only about traveling but also about friendship, cultural exchange, and living simply while appreciating the beauty of Austrlia.

I did the first part of my trip in Melbourne and now I'm aiming to do a road trip with my car from Sydney to Perth, and the reason I'm joining WWOOF is precisely to enrich this road trip (new cultures, new jobs, new people).

Since becoming parents, we have felt a strong desire to live in a way that brings hope to the next generation. We want to step away from a fast-paced, convenience-centered lifestyle and instead live more intentionally—closer to nature and in harmony with others. Our dream is to create a life rooted in self-sufficiency and aligned with natural rhythms. We are especially interested in learning about regenerative practices and sustainable ways of farming and living—not just in theory, but through real-life experiences. We see WWOOF as a valuable opportunity to learn from those who are already living this way, and to be part of a global network of people who care deeply for the land, community, and future. We hope to learn, contribute, and share joy and respect with the people we meet along the way.

I want to gain new experiences, work towards areas that interest me, and connect with people while learning practical skills outside my usual environment.

This is our first time joining WWOOF, and we are very excited about the experience! Our main goals are to help people with their projects, discover new ways of living, and immerse ourselves in the local culture. We also want to improve our English skills—we currently have some basic knowledge, but we’d like to strengthen it so we can hold conversations more confidently. We are eager to learn and aren’t afraid of hard work. Whether it’s gardening, animal care, or household tasks, we’re ready to lend a hand wherever needed. We are passionate about connecting with people, learning from others, and contributing positively to a shared environment. WWOOFing represents an amazing opportunity for us to step out of our comfort zone, embrace new experiences, and grow both personally and professionally. We hope to be part of your project and look forward to this rewarding adventure! Best regards, Romain & Inès

We are two Uni students from Melbourne studying science, and are both very passionate about the environment and finding sustainable ways forward. For us, WWOOFing is an opportunity to learn new, practical skills, and to gain a better understanding of how we produce our food. Furthermore, we both love to travel overseas, but have barely travelled our own state/country, and would like to explore the variety of unique landscapes and places.

I'm looking to learn the skills and knowledge to build a future that feels viable to me and this seemed like a really good way to do that. It's also a lovely way to travel and explore different land/climates, and meet people that share passions and interests 🙂

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 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.

Cennednyss Community is an intentional community of 5 households living on a small property in the Adelaide Hills near Mt Lofty. Our ages range from mid-70s to mid-20s. We live cooperatively, guided by feminist & ecological principles. Our native trees & 2 dams provide homes for many birds, possums & koalas. We work together to care for our property, growing a diverse range of fruit & vegetables & harvesting wood from our trees & honey from bees. We enjoy having hens, sheep, alpacas & kangaroos as well as domestic animals. WWOOFers will be asked to participate in all aspects of growing, management, harvesting and preserving our produce, including: composting, mulching & digging out blackberries. Also, fire prevention work & firewood collection. Accommodation for 2 people our home, shared mixed meals. No children. No smoking inside. Initial stay of 3-5 days, longer by negotiation.

I am an organic produce farm in far north Queensland I border the mary creek which flows from the national reserve forest on the western edge of the daintree national park.My soil is fertile and gives life to a plethora of native and tropical fruits.We can offer guidance on the intergration of all kinds of natural farming methods.Including permaculture,natural insect management,syntropic farming,basic biodynamics and very important knowledge contributions from people like masanobu fukuoka and peter andrews.All of these knowledge resourses are combined here to explore self sufficiency and put into practice.

I joined WWOOF because I would really like to experiment life in a farm. I think it would be a great experience for me and my studies. I hope to learn new skills and knowledge by WWOOFing. And as I am still unsure about what to do in the future, I hope WWOOFing will help me find a vocation.

Our property is nestled in the beautiful Adelaide Hills just near the tourist town of Hahndorf.  We have a small hobby farm of 14 acres, with 7 horses, 2 dogs, chooks, 2 goats and 7 delightful donkeys.

We have a farming business just 4 hours drive south of Sydney producing angus beef cattle. Jobs range from fencing, mustering cows, collecting eggs from our 10 chickens bushfire recovery work which is eligable specified work for the purpose of second or third work holiday (subclass 417) visa. WWOOFers need no experience and will have the opportunity to see horses, motorbikes and participate in general farm life. We would like WWOOFers to be outgoing and enthusiastic, and if time permits have fun participating in other outdoor activities. Accommodation for 1-2 in our home. We enjoy Meat-style meals. Non-smokers only. Prefer long stays after short trial period.

I have a passion for meeting people and learning new skills. WWOOFing is a great way to explore the world on a budget, and I cannot wait to learn more about organic farms and their impacts on their communities. I think every person could benefit from spending time on a farm & learn what it takes to grow the food on their table.

Hi WWOOFers, I apologise that I am unavailable at present due to illness. Watch this space - I will take this down when back up and running!! I have a large property in the beautiful rainforest area of Kangaroo Valley in the Southern Highlands of NSW. Unfortunately, we were badly hit by the Australian bushfires in January 2020, and much of the work on the farm still centres around bushfire recovery and construction. We live a pioneering lifestyle without all the usual comforts: we have a composting toilet, off-site shower, outdoor 2-burner gas stove for cooking etc. We do now have a small solar power system, and internet. Accommodation is basic but comfortable. Food is good - that's important! You can also bring your own van, or sleep in your own tent if it has a sewn-in floor. WWOOFers can learn building (often using timber we fell ourselves), including earth building, developing vegetable gardens and food forests, and many other diverse skills as we work together on a wide range of projects. No prior knowledge is needed, as I am happy to teach you everything you need to know. The purpose for the property ultimately is to establish long term accommodation for homeless or at-risk young people. My background is in social work, and I have many years' experience working with children and families struggling with various issues. I really want to emphasise to all prospective WWOOFers that we still have a long way to go in restoring the property. In many ways it still looks like a disaster zone. Life is difficult here and I don't want you to be under any illusions that there is something romantic about colonial living. It is hard, and it is not something that just anyone can cope with. I need WWOOFers who understand this, and who thrive on working hard and making a contribution. So far, WWOOFers of this kind also find the experience deeply rewarding in a range of ways, as they have expressed in the reviews submitted below.  

I have a small rural acreage, it is chemical free.I am vegetarian and do not allow meat on the property (but am only 3 minutes from a town.). Wildlife is abundant and beautiful There are native gardens, exotic gardens fruit trees and vegies growing.... There is always weeding, planting, pruning, whippersnipping, changing of seasons mean everything needs a feed etc We always have small projects on the go and can always use a hand The beautiful Mary Valley is 45 mins north east of Noosa, 30 minutes south of Gympie, 10 minutes to Borumba Dam.