I want to spend some time outdoors and walking in nature. It is direct way to experience organic farming and explore Australia. It is unique opportunity to know how local people in different countries live.

Joining WWOOF felt like the natural next step in my journey. I’m at a crossroads in my life where I want to shift my focus toward building a healthier, more purposeful lifestyle. Along with working on my online business, I’m eager to explore new trades, live sustainably, and learn skills that support a balanced, well-rounded life. WWOOF offers a unique way to achieve that by surrounding myself with like-minded people, being outdoors, and embracing the type of growth that extends beyond just work.

Cattle farm with fruit trees on the banks of a river...Treed and abundant wildlife with song bird and nature's calling.... For a life of self sufficiency

A good friend of mine had a wonderful experience wwoofing on a farm, and it made me curious to try it for myself. I also enjoy doing things that contribute to the community and help build positive relationships. I also really enjoy exchanges that aren’t money based, it’s the kind of world I want to work towards!

I joined Wwoof to find a place where I can contribute and share authentic moments in harmony. I would love to learn new manual skills, but also gain knowledge about growing fruits and vegetables. We always learn what our soul needs to learn from the people we meet, and I’m also very curious to discover more of these teachings!

Suburban family home with native gardens and shadehouse for seasonal herb production. Near to Fremantle, Swan River and Indian Ocean beaches. Close to shops and public transport.

I joined WWOOF to hopefully gain some valuable experience in farming and develop greener thumbs. Since I’m 21 years old, I have some ideas about what I want to do in the future, but I always find it valuable to broaden my experiences. Apart from hospitality, I’ve worked with children at summer camp as a trusted adult, and I’ve also worked with elderly care. I hope to make some great memories, gain new ideas, and learn more about myself to figure out what I want to do in life.

14 acres of grassy woodlands with a creek, lots of native birds, horses, a cat (indoor) & a dog. Learn about solar passive design, mud-brick building, onsite water & waste management, permaculture gardens & composting toilet. Walk to local swimming pool, tennis courts, golf course. Volunteering includes mud-brick building, permaculture gardening, weeding, GFM, animal care. Accommodation for up to 3 in separate dwelling from the main house: clean & comfortable rooms, own kitchen & bathroom. Children b.a. Mixed diet. Eat with me or cook your own. Smoking outside ok. Neg. stay after first few days, long stays preferred.

To live a completly different experience. I want to learn about new lifestyles and exchange with families about their culture and knowledge. I hope helping families in their daily life, is a very good way to share and meet. I've studied for 5 years, I want now discover manual/practical activities, contributing in sustainable development.

I'm a mature man with varied life experience. I've been a teacher and have background in permaculture. I have strong interest in sustainable and creative communities. I'm here to meet people with similar interests and to enjoy some gardening. I look forward to speaking more and cultivating interests. Justin

We're majoring in agriculture at university and studying it in detail. So, we’re eager to gain international experience and explore agricultural practices abroad.

I think WWOOFING is a great opportunity to meet some local people and make connections. It is also nice to be able to stay a bit longer in the same place, after traveling for a while. You can get to know a particular region better and you can focus on developping new skills. I also like working and making myself useful. I like being productive.

We have joined WWOOF to connect with the people around Australia. To have the opportunity to learn new skills and lifestyles and also to share the knowledge we hold.

I started doing wwoofing as a way to discover what farm life was really like and the different ways of running one. I was really interested to learn more about self-suffiency (for farms working towards it) but also learn more about the practices based on respecting the environment and living entities.

We joined WWOOF as part of our process to extend our Working Holiday Visas, and also because we’re genuinely interested in learning through hands-on experiences and cultural exchange. WWOOFing is a great opportunity for us to connect with local communities, experience farm life, and contribute in a meaningful way. We're both responsible, curious, and excited to learn more about sustainable living, teamwork, and the rhythm of rural life.

A family homestead. Bliss farm / Ananda Shamba on and within Wadawurrung Country. Doing our best to listen to Country this last 6years as we have put things in place. Maintaining the intention of sharing the work and the joy of living with who turns up. Our experience and expressions, our passions. Biodynamic, Korean natural farming. Natural building modalities. Bringing people together. Creating platforms for facilitators to thrive. We are engaged with our local community through an social initiative. The land calls for support with maintenence, completing projects including earthen building, hemp Crete floors and plasters. Gardening and growing food productively. The 1 acre site has a comfortable caravan with power and water. Also two sites for small buses or vans with greywater outlets , water and power. Come have some fun with us and assist us with taking it to its next level. We are a family Brie, Richie, Sia and Kaiya.

I hope to find places where I can meet like-minded people and learn and experience about a lifestyle in connection to nature. I like to work in the farm and wake up with singing birds (not traffic) around.

I'm interested in working on a farm because I want to learn more about agricultural techniques. I already have some experience with fencing, fruit picking, weeding, and pruning, and I enjoy working outdoors and doing physical tasks. When I return to France, I’d like to live in the countryside and grow my own fruit and vegetables — so I see this as the perfect opportunity to learn as much as I can and gain more hands-on experience. I also see WWOOFing as a great way to meet new people, discover different ways of living, and improve my English while contributing to meaningful work.

I’d like to work with animals. I also enjoy chatting with people, and I’d love to meet locals in Tasmania and spend time with my WWOOF host. I used to work as a nurse in Japan. I enjoy working, so I think WWOOF suits me well because it’s not just about traveling but also about helping and working.