Our property is situated in Geeveston in the Huon Valley. Our 70acre property/farm sanctuary is close to great bush walks and within walking distance to town and buses to Hobart. We rescue and look after a menagerie of animals. At this point we have: chickens, roosters, ducks, pigs, alpacas, goats, sheep, ponies, geese and cows. We are in the process of establishing our property on permaculture principles, and regenerating the land so we can look after more animals in need. Accommodation is seperate from our home and includes: 3 bedrooms, all sharing a kitchen, loungeroom, 2 toilets and 2 showers (one with a bath). We have dinner together most week nights and you cook your own on the weekends.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to experience life in a completely different environment and learn more about organic farming and sustainable living. By working together with local hosts and sharing daily life, I can improve my English communication skills and deepen my understanding of Australian culture. This opportunity allows me to connect with people from different backgrounds and gain valuable life experiences that I cannot get from just traveling or sightseeing.

5 years ago, I had been New Zealand for 1 year. Several months in the year, I had Wwoofing at 5 places and got so many experiences. It was precious, never forgivable, and very meaningful for me. Thus, I would love my girlfriend to get something like this. Another reason, we quit our job for traveling recently, so we have much time.

Introduced 15 years ago and met some wonderful people and learnt a lot Visited area not long ago and rekindled my spirit Inspired by nature and rebuilding my health looking at combining travel and more WWOOF experience

Situated in the beautiful foothills of the Lower Hunter Valley, 2 hours north of Sydney, Om Shree Dham is a small organic farm and teaching/healing centre for a Vedic technique of organic farming called Homa Organic Farming which has been in practice on the property for 30 years. Agnihotra, an environmental healing fire, part of Homa farming, is performed twice daily, creating a healthy pollution free atmosphere, full of vitality. The process is taught free of charge if interested. (See our website). Currently we have many building projects-retreat/conference centre made of timber, anyone can help. Work is mainly farming & property maintenance. Accommodation for 1-2 people in caravans. No children.  You provide for and prepare meals yourself. Vegetarian food only, no eggs or fish. Kitchen and bathroom separate. Occasionally we provide a shared lunch. Due to the atmosphere created here, we ask you not to consume alcohol, drugs or tobacco on the property.

I have always been interested in the natural environment, and I am devoted to preserving it. My experience on an estancia in Argentina allowed me to develop this interest, showing me that I feel good working in this kind of environment (farm work, animal care, housekeeping…). Volunteering on organic farms represents an opportunity for me to combine this interest with the practice of English. I will be totally devoted to helping the hosts who welcome me!

I joined WWOOF because I want to try farm life and meet local people. I also want to improve my English. I’ve always been interested in organic farming, so I think this is a good chance for me.

I want to join WWOOF because I’m passionate about sustainable living and eager to learn more about organic farming. I love being outdoors, working with animals, and connecting with people who value nature and a simple lifestyle. I see WWOOF as a great way to grow, give back, and experience meaningful cultural exchange.

Elysian Bridgetown, Nestled in the rolling hills of the South West, Elysian Bridgetown is a peaceful, creative haven where we hope sustainability meets soul. Our property blends non certified organic gardens. We’re passionate about country living, wildlife-friendly practices, and building community through music, food, and meaningful work. As a WWOOF host, we welcome helpers keen to get hands-on with gardening, property maintenance, preserving food, creative projects, and occasionally assisting with events. In exchange, we offer cozy accommodation, wholesome meals, and a chance to slow down, connect with nature, and be part of something grounded and beautiful. Come live simply, work with heart, and enjoy the magic of Bridgetown.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience farm life and improve my English through real communication. I believe working with locals in nature is the best way to understand a new culture. I also want to learn more about sustainable living and agriculture, which may help me in my future business. I’m excited to meet new people, try new things, and contribute as much as I can to the host family.

We are not only seeking an adventure but also looking to create authentic connections. We firmly believe that every encounter is an opportunity for mutual learning and personal enrichment. We are eager to share our energy, enthusiasm, and willingness to help while discovering what life in Australia has to offer. If you are ready to welcome us into your life, your farm, or your activity, we would be honored to join you on this adventure. Together, we hope to create unforgettable memories, build lasting friendships, and contribute to your daily life while enriching our own. We look forward to meeting you and starting this new chapter of our lives in Australia.

My parents used to WWOOF when they were younger and they told me that it was the best experience during their time travelling. I would really like to follow in their footsteps and gain all the new experiences that I believe WWOOFing has to over. I think this would be an amazing opportunity to gain so many new skills and meet people from all around the world.

We would like to join WWOOF, ideally, we would like to start by woofing to immerse ourselves in Australian culture as quickly as possible. We would like to learn English directly with Australians, while at the same time creating cultural and human exchanges, much like we did in Asia, which we loved.Moreover, we love working on farms and with nature, we're sensitive to this way of life close to nature. Sophie is the daughter of a farmer, and I've been working as a farm manager for 4 years in New Caledonia. For us, this experience will be an excellent way of discovering Australia in a different way.

To experience things the world has to offer. I enjoy the quiet and slow pace of life, physical activity, and meeting people through shared passions.

I’m studying about agriculture in japan, so I would like to have an experience to do it in Australia as well. And I like to try new things and communicate with people.

While studying naturopathy at university, I've realized that I would like to further understand plants and their healing properties by having hands-on knowledge, rather than just learning from my textbooks. I am interested to learn any new skills whether it be with plants or with animals or even helping with property maintenance.  This is my first time trying Wwoofing so I have no expectations, just looking forward to helping, learning and building relationships with the hosts.

We are on 25 acres near the Illawarra Escarpment close to Robertson in the Southern Highlands in NSW. We have sheep, alpacas, chickens as well as three dogs and three cats (indoors only)

Camp Island Lodge is a small island located in the northern part of the Whitsundays, just south of Cape Upstart. Our property is approximately 10 acres where we provide accommodation for up to 8 guests. The remaining part of the island is all National Park. Look at our website for more info. We have a 3 bedroom house near the lodge which is occupied by the caretakers. Great location with spectacular views across Abbott Bay back to the mainland. This is where you will be staying. WWOOFers MUST have own transport to get to the boat ramp. We cannot be accessed by public transport / Greyhound bus.