I join WWOOF because I think that's a good way to spend your time while you searching for a job. It's also a good way to understand how people live here. A friend talk to me about WWOOF so I wanted to try becuse I will leave my job to search for another one. And I don't want to go in a hostel beacause I know I will waste my time with the others bacpackers instead of searchin for a job. I aslo think it's a nice way to help people that need a hand. It's aslo doing a good thing.

I joined wwoof because i want to learn new things and would love to travel and work at the same time. I think this platform is a great oppurtunity to meet new people and visit the world. It is always great to meet new people who can show you new things or new places 🙂

I joined WWOOF to find an opportunity that can give me new skills by staying in direct contact with Aussie families, sharing the everyday life in a really help full way: the work exchange. For a traveller this is the best way to learn something, starting from the language to a job, have a roof over the head and save some money in security and in "family". Is a way to create strong relation in a saftey way, that can permit to both, the host and the hosted to grow together and share ideas and methos of working.

We have already wooffed for 3 months in New Zealand and loved everything about it! Meeting new people and learning from them was an amazing experience! We are looking forward to learning more here in Australia and meeting more new people. Furthermore, we love to do some working on our holiday aswell. Keeps us sharp and energised!

Je suis à la recherche de nouvelles expériences et de nouvelles personnes à rencontrer, ainsi que de partage et d'échange d'idées pour découvrir de nouvelles cultures et modes de vie. Apprendre de mes hôtes sera un honneur  

We live on a 5 acre rural block in Yapeen, Central Victoria. Yapeen is a great mix of quiet countryside within easy access to the historic goldfields and artistic hub of Castlemaine. We are owner builders and in the process of finishing a unique, off grid house. Our block has a diversity of native grasses, some large remnant trees, an abundance of reptiles and birds, resident frogs and visiting kangaroos. We have lots of plans and are in need of extra hands to get things done, but also keen for good company and to learn from and teach others. We need help with maintaining and improving the biodiversity on the block (weeding, native plant propagation, planting and watering revegetation patches and making wildlife habitat such as nesting boxes), house/shed building, animal fencing and gardening - we have an orchard and a large vegetable garden. We use organic methods only and implement permaculture concepts whenever possible. We also have a larger farming block in nearby Guildford with 9 pigs (which need daily maintenance) and where larger scale shed building and market gardens are under construction. Activities you can do in your time off include bush walks, bird watching, visiting waterholes - we are close proximity to a natural swimming hole at Vaughan Springs. We have a spa/plunge pool available in the summer and a pleasant outside area for relaxing. WWOOFers will stay in a caravan or cabin with the use of our house for meals and bathroom facilities. We prefer to cook and eat together and are keen to experience cuisine from other cultures. We have a 5 & 8 year old and welcome others with children.

I have to do a stay in an English-speaking country of my choosing for at least 8 weeks for a cultural exchange program I'm in. The easy thing would have been to take on an internship in the UK or Ireland but I've always wanted to get out there in the world and for me, Australia is the farthest that I can go. The animals and plant life of Australia that have evolved completely separate from most of the world have always fascinated me and I want to experience your nature firsthand. I'm looking forward to experiencing all aspects of Australian culture and of course, as per my Geography studies, sustainable farming is very important to me and I look forward to learn all about it.

Because I would like to work in Australia and experience an Australian life and be helpful to people. Also, I like agriculture very much. Then, because of walking travel, I sleep outside every day. So I would like to sleep in bed!

I'm a deep believer that the food available to communities, how we fuel our bodies and how we care for mother nature all reflects in the state of humanity as a whole. Half of me joined to develop the skill that is being able to grow my own food/ gaining attunement with the land/ welcoming knowledge on how much work goes into this . The other half is looking to adventure around Australia and meet friends/ build community.

Visiting Australia has been a childhood dream of mine. I am now taking a break from my work, and want to shift towards more nature-oriented, and slower practices and ways of living. I would love to learn more about permaculture, and regeneration/ rewilding of environments.

To have a great and new experience in 2025. To learn new skilles and go a bit out of my confort zone. I always work with people and like to work more with animals. I love to be in nature and outside.

Above all, I seek to learn by joining a team that promotes social connections and the exchange of knowledge. Participate in a project that makes sense, whether towards the environment or human relationships.

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.

I decided to join WWOOF as it seems like a great opportunity to find accommodation across Australia, in exchange for helping others, all whilst connecting with new people from around the world, and learning from them and their cultures. I look forward to all the new experiences WWOOFing may bring, and I’m up for getting stuck in with any kind of farm work that comes my way.

We have a old motel that we are renovating for farm stays on the pacific highway.We are in the process of starting a organic market garden and running a food trailer to sell locally sourced food to people.We are using permaculture and regenerative farm principles and have goats, sheep and chickens at the moment looking to expand our livestock.I am a tennis coach so am wanting to build tennis courts down the track but am currently coaching at a nearby tennis club.We are near beautiful Port Macquarie and great surfing beaches Cresent head.

I joined WWOOF to gain experience and learn about organic/biodynamic farming. Would love to spend more time in nature and connect to the soil. Keen to work and learn 🙂

We loved our wwoof experience in Canada in 2005. We stayed on several farms in Canada, wineries and animal farms. Today we want our kids to have the same amazing wwoof experience.

I'm most comfortable in rural areas surrounded by friendly people and ideally some animals. I'd like to get to know the Aussie lifestyle away from the big cities and want to experience different farming styles.

I am currently not working and stumbled upon WWOOF while looking for volunteering experiences. I'm looking to learn more about organic and regenerative agriculture, and help care for land in anyway I can. Beyond helping with farm tasks, I see this as a unique way to connect with like-minded people, and exchange skills and knowledge. Whether it’s helping in the garden, caring for animals, or lending a hand in any way, I’m eager to contribute and make the most of this experience!