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

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

I joined WWOOF because I truly believe this is the kind of experience I need right now. I want to disconnect from the fast pace of everyday life, learn new skills, connect with nature, and discover a different way of living. To me WWOOF offers exactly this kind of experience.

I am eager to immerse myself in the Australian way of life and learn from local farmers and families. I believe that WWOOFing is a wonderful opportunity to connect with others, exchange stories and traditions, and enjoy delicious meals together. I can’t wait to meet new friends, gain valuable skills, and create unforgettable memories during my time as a WWOOFer!

Yajilarra Retreat is a small farm set in bush just 5min from the famous Diamond beach. It is mainly a horse property used for Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and wellbeing retreats.

Someone suggested it so why not??? I’m looking to get out of Sydney, my first week I’m at a yoga retreat which is awesome so far but hadn’t decided where I’m going next, someone suggested WWOOFing & it looks interesting so why not. Looking to stay for 2week, love bush & nature

Maeve Gardens, a subtropical paradise in the Northern Rivers region of NSW. Blessed with 10 acres of land we farm using purmaculture techniques. One of our goals is to set up a small scale ginger and garlic farm. We love food and are excited to grow ginger and garlic organically. My wife Moira and I live a simple life in Maeve and spend our time making good food, doing yoga and writing (when we're not weeding). We are a creative family and have had a career in the circus in the UK for most of our lives before moving back to Australia 8 years ago. We are motivated and happy people to be around so if you want to help us with our vision  please reach out.❤️🌱🪱

I want to learn more about organic farming as I intend to shortly buy my own property and apply what I learn from WWOOF to my farm, in particular how we can apply technology to improve the farm processes. I have an understanding of the theory of animal husbundary and growing food, but want to improve that by learning from experienced people so that I can hit the ground running when I do decide that the time is right for me to start my own property.

I was wwoofer in NZ. I did gardening ,weeding , cooking and looking after goats,dogs and chickens,I really enjoyed.So I want to do in Australia. I like meeting new people.

I would like to join Wwoofing to have a human and enriching experience, learn new practical skills and discover Australian culture in direct contact with locals. I like working outdoors, being useful and sharing friendly moments. Passionate about horses, I would particularly like to do my Wwoofing with them in order to combine learning, nature and animals. For me, it is a great opportunity to exchange, improve my English and get closer to a simpler and more environmentally friendly way of life.

Help us to help others. I have a functional neurological disorder that impacts on my daily life with movement, day to day living, speech sometimes, chronic fatigue. Wanting to start a support group for others that are similar. We would like to set up a food forest and sensory garden right here on Russell Island. WWOOFers help us to maintain the property and to build and maintain fruit trees, raised garden beds, hugelkultur garden, lasagna-method garden beds for a wide range of fruit and vegetables grown in an organic way. Wayne and I are an outgoing couple that like to meet new people and learn from all cultures. We are both chefs by trade but have moved onto the island for a quiet sense of life. We both like to get into arts and crafts. We are both originally from New Zealand and have been living in Australia for ten years. Graeme likes to go fishing and all things outdoors even though he's got this disability, he doesn't let that limit his life. Wayne likes to get into music and he's more the indoor type. We're pretty easy going people and like to learn new things. At the moment we're building our house that isais nearly completed. living in a tiny home at the back. We don't mind couples Building experience and gardening experience is preferable but not exactly needed. You must be friendly, outgoing, willing to work five hours a morning in exchange for room and board. Please let us know if there is anything you'd like to know about our little island.

I am interested in learning more about sustainable and organic farming, and I would like to connect with like-minded individuals who share this interest. Additionally, I am hoping to gain new and authentic experiences, as well as learn about the culture and customs of Australia. Ideally, I would love to work with animals, but I am open to any kind of work.

I am motivated to do WWOOFing because I want to gain new skills in farm work, improve my English, and experience authentic Australian culture. I believe this experience will help me grow personally and give me a better chance of finding farm jobs eligible for the 88 days of my Working Holiday Visa.

Beautiful, green, lush 2HA property with low set concrete house & pool, close to cane fields & cattle properties. We have chickens & sell eggs & grow vegetables including Pacific Island varieties. Our family often go fishing & gem/stone fossicking. Volunteering includes tending vegetable garden & chickens, ride on mowing, fencing, mulching, rock landscaping, concreting & brick work for granny flat beside pool. At times Hosts have work away from the property, so WWOOFers must be able to work unsupervised on their own. Accommodation in our home. Children b.a. Meat-based meals. No smoking inside. Negotiable stays after initial visit. No children living permanently at home.

We became aware of WWOOF through social media while planning our gab year. And because we believe that it is not always about the money, but also about experiences and lerning from each other, we decided to join WWOOF. We are doing our year abroad in Australia to get to know the country and the people, to improve our language skills and for the experience itself. We also hope to get inspired for our future life. We know that sustanability plays a major role in todays society and agriculture even more so. Fore us, WWOOF combines all the above aspects: Learning about culture and language, as well as sustainable agricluture.

We're looking for a double bed for the first few weeks of our trip. WWOOFing is a great way to meet Australians and learn more about the country. It's also a way to save money to extend our trip.

I joined WWOOF to step away from city life and reconnect with the land through real, grounded experiences. I’m curious about sustainable living and eager to learn new skills by helping out in meaningful ways. Volunteering gives me the chance to meet people with different stories, share knowledge, and contribute to something tangible. I value hard work, community, and the simple joy of being outdoors with purpose.

I joined WWOOF because I want to spend more time in nature, learn about farm life, and meet people who share a love for simple, sustainable living. I believe working on a farm is not just about helping out, but also about learning, exchanging cultures, and enjoying the beauty of life’s basics. After years in an office and on construction sites, I’m excited to swap my desk for fresh air, green fields, and meaningful work.

I’m joining WWOOF because for the past month I’ve been struggling to figure out what kind of work I want to do while I’ve been living in the big cities. Farm work has been in the back of my mind since I got here and after doing some research, signing up to WWOOF looks like my best chance of getting some work that I would enjoy.