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.

I'm in Australia for 6 months with a working holiday visa to travel in the country. I join WWOOF because i would like to volunteer during this trip. With woofing i'm looking for many things : Meet peoples like foreigners but also australians. It's one of my goal with this trip ; Exchange to improve my english level ; Discover a new culture (traditions, food, ...). I make this trip to open myself up to others cultures ; Develop and learn new skills thanks to differents experiences. I worked in the same job since 8 years. I'm curious and i make this trip to learn several things ; Discover the country with differents experiences trough my travel ; Be useful for hosts. It's important to me ; Woofing is a good way for me to make savings during the trip. I hope to meet you and help you during my trip.

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 🙏

There are three reasons why I started WWOOF. The first is because I wanted to improve various skills such as agriculture and cooking. The second reason is that I want to interact with many people around the world. The third is to train my English skills.

To meet and live with interesting people and communities. I'm also keen to work outside, learn natural organic farming, and to be in service. I love the idea of working for some space and food to share.

We have nice 12-hectare  farm growing lettuce, spinach, and other leafy greens by using NFT Hydroponic Technology which conserves water . We also have Lime ,Olive and other fruit trees. Farm has Peaceful, hands-on environment surrounded by nature, with a focus on sustainable and chemical-free farming practices.

This is our second caravan trip, our first being in 2011, traveling and WWOOFF-ing with a 6- and a 1.5-year-old for 9 months. During that time, we enjoyed the hospitality of 3 hosting families and the opportunity to spend time with and learn from them. Finding ourselves in areas we hadn’t visited before, and doing things we had never done. We have subscribed to WWOOFF as we welcome the opportunity to meet new people, discover new places, and doing whatever is most helpful.

We are located in the beautiful Yarra Valley just outside Melbourne, Australia.  The area is renowned for it's wineries and natural features such as Mt Donna Buang, waterfalls and the meandering Yarra River.  We have a self contained, one bedroom cottage on our 9 acres, which is ideal for a solo traveller, a couple or of a pair of friends.  It is perfect for those wanting some time alone in a serene and peaceful environment.

After finding out about this programm I wanted to be a part of it as a new way to get to know and to connect with different people and there unique way of life. So I am looking forward to make new connections, to exchange and learn about different cultures, as well as myself and hope to develope some new skills along the way.

I would like to work in agriculture or research regenerative agriculture in the near future. Therefore, I joined WWOOF to learn about organic and permaculture farms, how they are actually managed, what is difficult about them, whether there is room for improvement, and what is the most important thing.

The Rickert family welcomes you to the middle of the bush! We are a very sociable and informal community consisting of Maria, her three adult children and two grand-children, including Pottery Studio, Café and Farmstay permanent staff and volunteers. We run a small farming business with horses, goats, sheep and chickens. If you have green fingers, there is a large organic green house that is in constant need of weeding, watering and harvesting. This is the home to the famous Pilliga Pottery, a large and flourishing creative enterprise, not to mention the Blue Wren Cafe that is open six days a week. Our buildings are unique and made from mud-brick, straw bale, rammed earth and local timbers. WE HAVE AN AMAZING DEEP AND COOL SWIMMING POOL !!! Volunteering includes gardening (weeding and watering), helping in the pottery studio. Leisure activities include volleyball, swimming, bush walking, bird watching, pottery, sculpture, artwork and playing musical instruments. If you do not own a vehicle, we will collect you from the bus stop in Coonabarabran. No smoking inside. Pet friendly.

I want to learn about foreign agriculture. I will do something to learn it.For example, carrying heavy things and working in a smelly place. Also I’m interesting in organic farming. In the future, I want to farm in Japan. To make the dream come true, I join this and learn somethings.

We are a hobby farm on the edge of suburbia in Mariginiup and just 37km north of Perth. Our little farm is 3.6acres (1.6 hectares) and consists mainly of paddocks for the horse, trees, two houses and gardens. Our pets include chickens, ducks, parrots, foster cats and kittens, three adult cats, one large fluffy dog and one very small fluffy dog and one horse. We are a Christian family of 7, which is made up of my two young adult kids at home, a young adult friend and her amazing three year old, my Mum (Grandma) and my husband Martin and myself, Cheryl.  I work on my neighbours property, (equineassistedlearning.com.au) , Martin works in the city and sometimes at home and my Mum is retired and involved a lot in the community. We are a 10 minute walk to the bus and that bus will take you to the Yanchep/Mandurah train line where you can travel into Perth city easily.

We are a family with a history of growing fruit. We love organic gardening, heathy living and value meeting people from around the world. We have a specialised bromeliad nursery, gardens, a large creek to swim in, a goat herd and an orchard. We have a beautiful dog who loves tending the goats - A visit here is always a treat!

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.

I want to experience Australia, traveling mixed with work. i think my "about me" hopefully should explain why it interests me as a person. i really hope to get some work for a short while, when im in Australia. There will be advantages for the host as well as for me since it most times is free acomidation.