I want to travel in Australia and I think the woofing is a good way to explore and meet people who share the kind of life I tend to reach, that's a way to share stories and it's inspiring to see different ways to do and experiences of life.

I'm currently looking for place that eligible for 2nd or 3rd year visa because i'd love to stay longer in this beautiful country, Australia. I like to voulenteer

To gain experience in farm jobs is one of the reason why I chose wwoof. I'm confident to discover wonderful hosts who will be willing to share their way of life.

I am interested in various cultures and want to learn about them firsthand through WWOOFing by observing, listening, and participating actively. In the future, I hope to live surrounded by animals, so I want to learn different methods of sustainable living that benefit both nature and myself. I also look forward to meaningful conversations and building connections with many people.

Je me suis inscrit sur WWOOF car je souhaite découvrir l’Australie de manière authentique, tout en apprenant de nouvelles compétences et en rencontrant des personnes locales. Je suis motivé à aider et à travailler physiquement, que ce soit dans une ferme, un jardin ou d’autres tâches du quotidien. Mon objectif en WWOOFing est de : Découvrir la culture et le mode de vie australien au-delà des circuits touristiques. Apprendre sur l’agriculture durable, la permaculture et les modes de vie écologiques. Améliorer mon anglais en échangeant avec des locaux. Développer de nouvelles compétences manuelles tout en vivant une expérience humaine enrichissante. Je suis ouvert, respectueux et toujours prêt à aider. J’ai hâte de contribuer et de partager cette aventure avec mes hôtes ! I joined WWOOF because I want to experience Australia in an authentic way, while learning new skills and meeting local people. I'm motivated to help out and do physical work, whether on a farm, in a garden, or doing other everyday tasks.   My goal in WWOOFing is to:   Discover Australian culture and lifestyle beyond the tourist trail.   Learn about sustainable agriculture, permaculture, and eco-friendly lifestyles.   Improve my English by interacting with locals.   Develop new manual skills while having an enriching human experience.   I'm open-minded, respectful, and always ready to help. I look forward to contributing and sharing this adventure with my hosts!

Seems like a very convenient way to access an abundance of unique experiences. Hopefully meet new people, learn new skills and enjoy myself in the process.

I've been WWOOFing in Japan before, and figured I'd do it here too. It's the better way to explore an area: I'm mostly interested in meeting people, getting to know the community, for games and for work. I haven't listed anything about farming as a skill I'd like to learn, but that's not to say I won't: I acquire any knowledge as I need it, what I have there is knowledge I want to acquire.

I love agriculture and nature. And I was impressed with this system. I felt that wwoof might provide the answer to how I wanted to live my life from now on, so I wanted to participate.

After months of receiving so much from nature and the communities around us, we feel it’s time to give back. Joining WWOOF feels like a natural next step — a chance to contribute, to learn more about sustainable living, farming, and animal care, and to connect with inspiring people. We’re coming with open hearts, eager minds, and a strong work ethic, hoping to build real relationships, support meaningful projects, and continue growing through this beautiful journey

Join WWOOF to complete the 88 days required for  second- year Working Holiday Visa ,while being immerse in sustainable living, connect with host communities, learn hands-on organic farming, travel ethically & share skills & culture.

I became interested in joining WWOOF after learning a little about permaculture during one of my university lectures. Although it was a brief introduction, it sparked my curiosity about sustainable living and how people can live in harmony with nature. Since then, I have been eager to learn more and, eventually, practice it myself. I have heard that Australia is known for its strong focus on permaculture and sustainable farming practices, making it an ideal place for me to gain hands-on experience. By joining WWOOF in Australia, I hope to immerse myself in the local lifestyle, learning not only about farming techniques but also about how people live sustainably on a daily basis. This experience will give me valuable insights and skills that I can apply to my own life in the future, and help me contribute to a more sustainable world.

I joined because I am looking for a farm job to complete my 88 days. I would like to support farmers who need help, and I am motivated to work hard and contribute wherever needed.

We are on a Journey to explore Australia, have new experiences and meet people along the way. We are both from the country and love the simple things in life and appreciate nature. We look forward to meeting likeminded people, learning and helping out where we can 🙂

I joined WWHOOF because I love working close to nature and meeting people who share this passion. I enjoy learning new skills, helping with gardening, and discovering sustainable ways of living. My past WWOOFing in Scandinavia was very rewarding, and I hope to continue this adventure in Australia.

I just came to Australia. Since I lived in a city, I didn't have much opportunity to experience nature. I want to learn about Australia's nature and culture by helping my host here. And I also want to meet new people!

I joined WWOOF because I was looking for a fun, meaningful experience that would allow me to get outdoors, connect with nature, and return to the hands-on environment of a working farm. I’ve always loved being outside and learning through doing, and WWOOF felt like the perfect opportunity to combine both. I really enjoy meeting new people, hearing their stories, and gaining new skills and knowledge along the way. I think working on a farm is one of the most rewarding ways to grow both personally and practically. I think people often underestimate how much effort goes into maintaining a property, let alone making it functional, and I want to be part of that process, to learn, contribute, and get my hands dirty. I’m passionate about sustainability and living off the land, so being involved in this kind of work is something I genuinely value and am excited to experience.

Hi! I'm an architecture student currently taking a gap year to travel, learn, and grow through new experiences. I'm passionate about design, nature, and sustainable living. I joined WWOOF to connect with inspiring people, discover different ways of life, and contribute meaningfully while learning new skills. I'm curious, respectful, and always eager to help. This journey is a way for me to broaden my perspective and live more intentionally.

I believe that the culture and environment we grow up in makes us who we are and if we never experience other areas of the world we will never be forced to challenge ourselves. With wwoofing I can immerse myself in all the world has to offer and challenge myself in a way many people don’t. I have always loved to travel but feel I would miss out on what different places are truly like. When learning about WWOOF I immediately knew it was something I needed to do.