We would like to volunteer as a family. We view this as an important part of our elder daughter's education. As a family, Debbie, I and our elder daughter will take turns to care for the 2 year old toddler. I can take care of heavy lifting and share tasks among ourselves to get the job done. We also hope to get to know the host family, and share our cooking and meals together.

150 acres of pristine bushland close to the stunning Whitsundays. We are starting out and developing this farm to run a cattle operation and other various farming practises.We have machinery booked to do the clearing and will be undergoing pasture renovations and installing a trough system throughout. Building stockyards, building eco huts so we have plenty to do. Looking forward to sharing our skill sets and achieving this all with the right people.

I joined woof because it is a good option to get a deeper insight into the life of people in Australia. Also, it's great to live with new people and make new contacts.

I loved my experience WWOOFing in New Zealand and really value this as more than an exchange, but rather, a shared experience for both parties. Some of the WWOOFing hosts I have met this year, I still keep in contact with to this day and have had an amazing positive impact on me and made me feel more connected to the country while travelling.

We love nature and being outdoors and are excited to get the opportunity to learn new skills. We'd like to learn more about organic farming in general as it is something we both believe in and have a passion for and hope to use what we learn when we get home to the UK.

We want to help out and experience local life around Australia. Our chemistry degree has taught us the importance of renewability and organic products and we feel really passionate about these topics.

To learn many things! To find a place to stay and help hosts! In the same time, I could give my tennis coaching I already did woofing in New Zealand, I really liked that! I discovered nice people, and learn lot of this in the avocado farm

We have 2 properties of 30 acres each, one on the beach and another 5 kms from the beach. We have horses, chooks, ducks, 3 cats & a dog. Being part of the family is a big part of being a WWOOFng host for us. Our kids are now teenagers and like playing games, chatting, and playing music with the WWOOFers. Volunteering includes looking after & working the horses (an interest in horses is preferred), general garden, house & property maintenance and helping to remove noxious weeds. Accommodation for female WWOOFer, 1 person at a time, in our home or BYO. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. WWOOFers MUST give 2 weeks advance notice to stay. Min stay is 4 weeks. Buses from Melbourne via Warrnambool / Port Fairy go past our front gate twice a day. Negotiable stays after initial visit.

Eike is an experienced WWOOFER and has always had a great time working for different hosts so far. Sina has some experience working at a strawberry farm in Germany, and although she is is new to Wwoofing, she has heard many positive things about it and likes to give it a go as well. Back home, we both like gardening, trying different art projects and we also enjoy building some DIY furniture from time to time. Additionally Eike tries to increase his woodworking skills whenever he can. After being on the road for the last couple of months, we now feel like taking it a bit slower and would like to find a place where we could stay for a little bit longer. We are flexible in our Wwoof time, anything from a couple of days up to a couple of weeks would be fine. We are both hard working people and quick learners. We would also be happy to try something new that we don’t have experience with yet.

I've decided to embark on a WWOOFing journey in Australia to learn, share, and immerse myself in the beauty of eco-friendly farming. Australia's diverse landscapes and commitment to permacultural practices have drawn me in. I'm eager to contribute my energy and skills to a WWOOFing host while soaking up the Aussie way of life. For me, WWOOFing presents a wonderful chance to connect with like-minded individuals while, of course, providing a practical way to stretch my travel budget.

I would like to experience local life while interacting with people from various parts of the world. Additionally, I aim to improve my English skills and gain knowledge in agriculture and animal husbandry to apply them in my future life.

We are looking for people who needs help to extend our visa. This opportunity will teach us new jobs and show us a part of the local life. We want to improve our knowledge of Australia, bush life and live something unic. That's the best way to discover Australian life.

We got a work and holiday visa and searched in the internet for experiences in Australia. So google showed us WWOOF. It just fits what we want, a new experience to connect with locals and nature.

I joined WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) driven by my love for nature, a passion for sustainable living, and a desire to connect with the earth in a meaningful way. My interest in gardening and caring for animals naturally aligns with the ethos of WWOOF, where I can actively participate in organic farming and learn about eco-friendly practices. This opportunity not only allows me to develop my gardening skills but also enables me to be a part of a global community that values environmental stewardship. Engaging in WWOOFing is a fulfilling way for me to combine my interests in travel, meeting new people, and making a positive impact on the environment.

I would like to meet new peoeple, learn and share.

I own a cattle, vegetable farm on the NSW South Coast 15 minutes from our local town by car and beautiful beaches. I have a 6 bedroom home and have cats, working dogs, chooks, turkeys, ducks and horses. I am looking for someone to do light farm work or cooking/cleaning/housework in exchange for enjoying my farm and super chill lifestyle. I am vegetarian and enjoy a quiet easy going life.

I find that woof is great for making a trip a richer experience, it's easy, accessible, varied, and the principle of exchange is interesting for meeting new people while remaining active. I'm excited to do this adventure

12 acre farm, Vegetable Garden, native Orchard, goats, cows, Chickens, northern rivers, near dam for kayaking and paddle boarding, creek accsess, 1 Hr to beach

I joined the program to be able to connect with farms in Australia to learn about organic farming and get involved in the field myself. I hope to have many enriching experiences, raise awareness about the production of food and raw materials, and exchange ideas with other people.