We join WWFOOF to discover and learn about the Australian culture but also to share moments with people. In addition, it’s a good way to learn new skills, meet new people and share moments.

I joined WWOOF because I am on my first Working Holiday Visa and I want to discover the landscapes, culture and biodiversity of Australia.

I joined WWOOF because I am passionate about sustainable living and eager to learn more about farming and environmentally conscious practices. WWOOFing offers a unique opportunity to immerse myself in a hands-on experience, gain practical skills, and better understand the hard work and dedication that go into running a farm. Through this journey, I hope to achieve a deeper connection with nature, broaden my knowledge of farming techniques, and contribute positively to the projects I join. I also look forward to meeting inspiring hosts, sharing stories, and experiencing the cultural richness of life in Australia.

I first started WWoofing 20 years ago, it was great travelling around meeting people, seeing different ways of growing things. I'm looking to pick up some skills and techniques that I can apply to my own vege garden at home.

Zaytuna Farm Eco Hamlet is one of Australia's leading Permaculture demonstration sites for over 20 years. Originally founded by Geoff Lawton, over the last few years it has developed into a community Eco Hamlet shared by 8 other families with the same vision of continuing it's legacy as the Permaculture Research Institute Australia. Our farm is 66 acres in total, with 1 side boarded by the beautiful Terania Creek, and we are fully off-grid. Shareholders have been busy developing their own sites of 2.5 acres each into flourishing homesteads for their families, along side building a new community of likeminded members that share the farm's resources and vision. Wwoofers would be assisting on one of the shareholder's land, helping a family build their homestead whilst contributing to the greater community. Jobs include the regular animal routine for our 2 dairy cows, 30 chickens, moving the chicken tractor every few weeks, gardening, propagating, taking care of seedlings and plants in the nursery, establishing food forests, making compost, and whatever other exciting projects we are doing which could include work on the natural swim pond, building, it all depends what time of year it is!

Located in the shadows of Nightcap national park, in the sleepy, picturesque village of The Channon, Djaning seeks to incorporate contemporary regenerative agricultural practices with an artistic flair. Utilising a holistically managed Permaculture mainframe with Syntropic agriculture as our driving force. Being a family farm we have an emphasis on rewilding and nature play.

We enjoy traveling and connecting with many people along the way. As we improve our English skills, we also want to learn more about Australian culture. During our time living in Australia, we have developed an interest in organic living, and we are eager to experience it firsthand, which is why we decided to join this program.

We are in the early stages of building our Urban Coastal Homestead. Based on Permaculture principles, we are designing an Urban landscape that allows us to raise our kids in a community enriched environment where they can learn to become waste free, climate resilient and leaders in sustainable living. We are continually adding to our edible garden, and learning to grow fruit and vegetables for food swap, community cook ups, and sale. We also have chickens and trying to get a biogas digester up and running (more for the educational value). We live only a short walk to the beach, in a beautiful part of the world - our beaches are quiet, clean and stunning.

We are a French couple who have just arrived in Australia. Our goal is to leave Australia by the end of 2027. Our first goal is to learn English, as we have a relatively low level. We want to learn through immersion and validate our 88 days in the future. Sorry for my English : )

There are many things I can't experience on a normal trip, so I'd like to do it again. When I did wooof about 13 years ago, I had a very valuable experience, harvesting pecan nuts at a farm, taking care of chickens, and taking care of the many animals that my grandmother kept. I also thought it was nice to be able to get closer to the host, which was a little different from ordinary travel.

I joined WWOOF to connect with new people and experience the real Australian lifestyle. While surfing is one of my passions, I also enjoy spending time in nature and getting involved in farm work. I see this as a great opportunity to learn about farming, meet interesting people, and contribute with a positive attitude. I’m looking forward to gaining new farm skills and making the most of my time on the farm!

I have 6 Acres next to Lake Wivenhoe, 1 hour drive from Brisbane. The lake is (3-5 min drive and you are at the water’s edge), so this will provide convenient recreational opportunities such as swimming, fishing & boating, mount Glorious Rd is also just a few minutes away which too is a beautiful area to explore. I have at least one spare room so am happy to provide accommodation.

I would love to experience a proper, rural Australian lifestyle, whilst also being able to meet new people and contribute to local sustainable development.

Assist in the operation of this dynamic environmental education centre. Spend time in magnificent sub-tropical rainforest with spectacular mountain views. ‘Wild Mountains Trust’ is a not-for-profit organisation with broad community membership. We aim to inspire and educate people as caretakers of the planet through hands-on programs. Volunteering is varied - there is a job for everyone! Examples include land care, sustainable building, audio visual production, cooking, cleaning, sewing and gardening. You may be here during one of our amazing programs and be able to participate as well as help. So come on up, do some good work; take time to check out koalas and other wildlife. You will have a fantastic time! Accommodation options include the loft in Bruce’s Shed, A-frame style huts - wooden floor off the ground with canvas top or BYO tent. Shared meals, communal cooking. Vegetarian only. No smoking inside. Initial stay of 3-5 days. Longer stays by mutual agreement.   FB: Wildmountainsreconnect Insta: wildmountains.org.au

I'm joining for find opportunity to explore and live in a remote area of Australia. Help people with their duties and learn from them and their culture. I'm highly interested in permaculture and animal breeding.

I joined WWOOF because I think it’s a great way to be part of the community in an area I am travelling in and is a sustainable way to travel long term. I prefer to travel slowly and get to know an area over travelling through places, and woofing provides a great platform for this. I also

We will be in Australia from beg April to mid July 2025 and we are looking for several experiences, max 1 week each time. Our targets are 1 - Perth/Margaret river/Albany/Denmark area for 1 week between 1st to 20th of April. 2 - Darwin area for 1 week around Mid May. 3 - Adelaïde area for 1 week from 1st to 15th of June. As part of our stay in Australia, we would like to have cultural exchanges with Australian people and get a volunteering experience for our boys and us. Wwhoofing seems to be the perfect scheme for us to give some of our time to support!

We are two friend looking for farm job to do our extensions days. We love nature and sports so we are very active and hardworkers. Also we have experience in farm, cleaning, planting seeds, watering and picking fruits.