I have been dreaming about doing a Wwoofing since a really long time but never really found the time for it. Now that my job's contract is ending by the end of August of 2025, I have one month free and I am then looking to finally do this Wwoofing!

New connections Experiences away from city and beyrocratic systems Learning self sufficiency Interest in permaculture And the above reasons too

We want to have totally new experiences, meet new people and learn new skills along the way. It seems a really unique way of travelling and actually experiencing being in a new place, which is exactly what we're after. We also feel we'd get along with and add value to any host we stayed with. WWOOF is such a fantastic idea and it's a privilege to have these experiences open to us!

I’ve always felt a strong connection to nature and a deep appreciation for working with my hands. After spending time traveling and living in different parts of the world, I’ve come to realize how important it is to contribute to something real, grounded, and meaningful. WWOOF feels like a perfect opportunity to connect with the land, learn valuable skills, and be part of a community that shares values of sustainability, respect for the environment, and simple living. I’m currently living in Australia on a working holiday visa, and I’m looking for a way to make the most of my time here—not just by exploring, but by giving back. Working on a farm, helping with day-to-day tasks, and learning about organic agriculture and self-sufficiency truly appeals to me. Beyond the work itself, I’m looking forward to meeting new people, hearing their stories, and getting a deeper understanding of life in rural Australia. I believe that through this kind of experience, I’ll grow as a person, both practically and spiritually. I come with an open mind, a strong work ethic, and genuine curiosity. I’m excited to get my hands dirty, connect with people, and be part of something bigger than myself.

I've been thinking about how I want to settle down, and doing some small scale homesteading, so that I can supply myself and the family would be ideal. Growing up in the countryside, I know my way around the garden, orchards, harvesting and such, but I want to expand my knowledge. So I thought the best way to do that is to learn from the source, and ideally organic and permaculture, as I see that aligning with my own future. Another reason is it helps with budgeting my long trip. It's easy to spend a lot of money inbetween jobs, so I want to minimize where I can. I'm also keen to learn about the australian way of life, animal husbandry and such. So becoming a volunteer wwoof'er helps me in a lot of ways, as I can help you where needed.

We love travelling and we have been wanting to take some time off next year to be together as a family, but not while being too busy with being tourists. Therefore we were hoping to combine two things we love, travelling and experiencing the world with outside life. We have been on farm-stays as vacationers but would love to experience the day to day life on a farm. And we would love to give our kids that opportunity as well, which is not easy in the citylife we live today. We hope to learn more about the farm life. Give the kids an opportunity to get up close with animals and what it takes to take good care of them. The adult would love to learn more about growing crops and using our hands to build anything from fences to small houses. So we are open to learning and chipping in where ever we can. We do however have the need to be able to take care of our kids as well. So if the labour is only for adults or only for two adults at the same time then we would not be able to visit your farm. We would love a place where I kids also could get to know other kids and learn English. Both parents speak fluent English.

I want to experience new adventures, meet new people, improve my English and learn new things and skills. I am looking for my new professional career and while I am waiting for the turning point, I would like to go on an introspective journey and I think there is no better way to do this than by experiencing new things.

I am very adventurous and love to travel and gather new experiences. To travel to Australia has been my dream for as long as I can remember and I want to see and experience everything the country has to offer. I see WWOOF as a great opportunity for me to see another side of the Australia as well as meeting locals, learning more about organic farming and get experiences I wouldn´t get anywhere else.

We came to Australia to do a gap year and would to meet new people along the way ! We'd love to know more about organic and sustainable farming methods to implement at home when we come back to France.

To travel around and gain some experiences I will carry through my life. To travel around and gain some experiences I will carry through my life. To travel around and gain some experiences I will carry through my life. To travel around and gain some experiences I will carry through my life.

I had several experiences of woofing in France. I like meet people and learn new things. I think working together is a good way to discover a country and people. I'm also very interested to learn farming and everything i could about plants and nature in général.

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about sustainable living and wanted to experience hands-on learning in organic farming and community-based living. I value meaningful connections, cultural exchange, and the opportunity to contribute while learning from others. WWOOF felt like the perfect platform to combine my love for nature, discipline, and purposeful travel.  

I joined WWOOF because I want to gain new experiences in rural Australia before going back to my home country. I love flowers and farming, so l'd love to learn how people grow and live sustainably here. I hope to connect with locals, support their work, and learn more about different lifestyles. I also want to improve my English through real-life experiences.

On the one hand, I love animals, it is a wonderful way to develop myself and that I am helped with it! In addition, I do it voluntarily and am curious about the experience

I am a very curious person and I think there is always something new to learn. I love collaboration, dialogue and I believe that working together is the best way to grow and achieve results. I signed up to Woofing for these reasons: I want to immerse myself in a new culture, meet interesting people by giving a hand at the same time

We are new French agricultural engineers, we want to discover other agricultures, techniques and knowledges. We want to discover other ways of living. Wwoofing is a chance to do so, while meeting new people and fully participating to the tasks. It is also a way to reduce the price of the travel as we do not have a job yet. We really want to improve our English, I would like to be fluent. Overall, this travel is meant to be a human adventure.

Badgers Flats Invites you to join us in our adventures with regenerative farming, permaculture practices and intensive agriculture. Seven acres to play on. Artists and One Straw Revolutionaries welcome.

I joined WWOOF because I am eager to contribute my energy to sustainable farming practices, while gaining hands-on experience in agriculture. It is a unique opportunity to help on farms, connect with like-minded individuals. and immerse myself in local cultures.

WWOOFing is a more affordable way to explore Australia and for the learning experience! We would love to make friends and new connections along the way.