‘Yulunga’ is an eco-arts community in the lush hills of Barkersvale, an hour inland from Byron Bay, near Nimbin & Lismore. Yulunga faces the Border Ranges NP & is surrounded by subtropical rainforests, native animals and amazing birdlife. Our community consists of organic gardens, exotic fruit orchards, musicians, artists, environmental activists & passionate gardeners. WWOOFer volunteering includes tending gardens, orchards, building & nursery work. You can swim in the local creek after work. We welcome earthy, hardworking & self-motivated people. Accommodation is for 1-3 in our home or in a shack with own outdoor kitchen. Vegetarians and Vegans can be catered for. We usually negotiate length of stays after an initial visit of 2-3 days. We can pick up from Nimbin or possibly arrange pick up from Lismore.

We joined WWOOF because the Wwoofing system interests us enormously. In our opinion, Wwoofing offers unique opportunities to immerse ourselves in new cultures that we don't know. We came to Australia to discover its magnificent landscapes and local culture, but also to improve our English and, above all, to meet new people. For us, wwoofing in Australia is much more than a simple exchange: it's a human, ecological and cultural adventure that transforms the trip into a real life experience! We'd love to meet you and learn new things together!

Bibbaringa is a 1000 ha beef cattle property north of Albury Southern NSW. Australia. It is a regenerative farm and the cattle are run in one mob and moved every 1 to 3 days. I have planted over 60,000 trees on the farm and use Holistic Management, Natural Sequence farming and Bio-dynamics as part of my farming principals. The granite soils on the hills and loam granite soils in the lower country.  

looking to do my 88 days work in order to renew my WHV and also meet new people and immerse myself in their culture. Still learning english, I am willing to learn more about the australian culture and meet new people.

Hi I'm Rob, I have experience in hospitality, health sciences and building. I like hiking, surfing, snowboarding. And try live a natural life as much as possible, my 21yr old son and I live on a beautiful ten acre property in nw Tasmania close to the beach and river. My son is experienced fishermen and horsemen and is happy to share knowledge. We grow mostly blueberries, with a mix of other fruit tree's and bushes. And veggie garden, chickens and horses. Also bee's. Mainly require help with basic stuff like weeding etc. Planting and harvesting produce.

We joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and are interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I joined WWOOF because it’s a opportunity for me to travel by myself and to discover great people who i hope will teach me a lot about their country.

I am open to applied opportunities within my chosen field of study, sustainable agriculture. I am excited to meet new people, explore new cultures, and develop my sustainable agricultural knowledge and skills. I hope this experience will be full of learning and joy.

I am on a working holiday because I want to meet many people and gain new experiences. When I return to Japan, I plan to go back to teaching and share these experiences with children to inspire them with dreams and hopes. I also love animals and nature, but I haven’t had much experience living in a place surrounded by nature, so I registered to try it.

The property is located 5km from a small village with shop. 25km from beaches on the far south coast of NSW. 40 acres mainly bush with permanent creek. 5 cleared acres for orchard and vegetable gardens, hot house for propagation, bee hives. Separate 2 bedroom cottage for visitors. Food and utilities provided and a shared vehicle if needed.

I am interested in food, where it comes from, whether that be farming, wild foraging, fishing etc. I'm wanting to learn about different lifestyles. To get away from city life. These things interest me, and I've not had many experiences of these things in my life so far. At 25, I don't want to wait any longer. I feel that living in the city disconnects people from the processes and people that sustain us, so learning about such things is important for everyone. I have 2 weeks experience on a farm in Japan. I also spent 12 days on a Bush Heritage reserve (Scottsdale) in early April.

I joined WWOOF to experience local life and culture. I want to learn by helping hosts with daily tasks and being part of their lifestyle and community.

I joined WWOOF because I’m craving a deeper connection to the land, to community, and to the rhythms of nature. As a naturopathy student, I believe healing begins with how we live—what we grow, eat, and how we care for the earth. I want to learn practical skills that support a more sustainable, grounded lifestyle, and to be part of a movement that values people, plants, and the planet over profit. I’m also drawn to the community aspect of WWOOFing—the chance to meet people living intentionally, share meals, stories, and work side-by-side in a way that feels meaningful. It’s important to me to live in alignment with my values, and WWOOF offers a beautiful way to do that through shared experiences, learning, and service. I hope this journey helps me grow as a person and a practitioner, and brings me closer to the kind of life I truly want to live.

I would like to learn more about how to live and work in farms and with animals. There is always something to learn in every place !! If possible i would love to work in farms with animals, I’m interested about milk and honey production!

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!

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience real farm life in Australia and connect with local people and culture. I especially hope to learn more about animal care and sustainable lifestyles. It’s also very important for me to improve my English, and I think WWOOF is a great way to learn naturally through daily life and work. I’d love to spend time helping, learning, and living simply close to nature.

Because I would like to know how Australians live and what it is like to work on a australian farm. I would also like to make new contacts and have a good time

I joined WWOOF to gain hands-on experience and learn more about farming by working directly in a natural environment. I'm keen to contribute to the day-to-day running of a farm, get involved in meaningful work, and build a sense of community with others. I'm passionate about connecting with nature, learning new skills, and experiencing a more sustainable way of living. I'm also completing my 88 days to extend my WHV visa, and I see WWOOF as a great opportunity to do that while being part of something real and rewarding.