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Beautiful vegan property, with unbelievable mountain views everywhere 220 meters above sea level we live completely off grid, and have 2 separate solar systems for the house and pumping water. Prefer 3 hrs work each day for all your vegan food and lovely clean accommodation. The property is like a wildlife sanctuary , as we have many families of native wallabies jumping around everywhere ,grazing on our lush grass  and so can be seen on a daily basis around our house and land.All kinds of exotic birds can be seen from the property and all photos are taken on the property. Located 10 minutes to the hippy Village of Uki, 30 minutes to Murwillumbah  40 minutes to a pristine beach, and 48 minutes to Brunswick Heads... Work includes creating vegan dishes, mulching and planting new fruit trees, weeding, maintenance and planting of  veggie gardens, house maintenance, help with food prep & many other light duties. Vegan diet offered, accommodation  is your own clean & comfortable bedroom, with use of the very clean  bathroom. Travellers that are open minded and have some kind of spiritual awareness, is always helpful. Michaela is an artist, painting wildlife with oil paints on canvas etc. & other mediums, also taking amazing wildlife photos  and practicing  yoga every day. Fast Internet is available for your use and excellent mobile phone coverage/reception. This is a vegan household. No smoking.  Initial trial stays for 3 days preferred then negotiable.

I want to learn how others live and work on organic farms in Australia. I am looking for new experiences and to get out of the city and get my hands dirty. I have always been drawn to the idea of having an organic farm one day and I'd love to learn from you. As I am traveling around Australia this year it will be good to have some places to stop a long the way and learn local knowledge, places and recommendations. It will be great to get to know people and how they live. I think doing WWOOFing will be an awesome way to meet people, learn new skills (basic farming skills that everyone should know) and have an interesting place to stay on my journey.

I joined wwoof to help out on farms, to learn how to grow organically, to meet cool new people and do something a bit different. It is my dream to one day have my own bit of land and grow my own food, so the skills I learn now wwoofing will be so helpful acheiving my goal. I was born and raised in Karrinyup, in the suburbs of perth and want to get back in contact with more sustainable and authentic ways of living.

We have a passion for organic farming and had wonderful experiences when we WWOOFed in Alaska, Canada and New Zealand in 2008. We are travelling around Australia while we are on long service leave in 2021 and are looking forward to spending some of the time WWOOFing!

We are located north of sunny Brisbane in a beautiful native forest. We are regenerating the native bush land with local and interstate Australian native plants, most we propagate from seed, to attract birds and wildlife. We have many beautiful birds visit daily, parrots, cockatoo, kookaburra, lorikeets... and wallabies, koala and possums on occasions. We are interested in permaculture landscaping to create an habitat for birds and wildlife and where people can live harmoniously. We are creative people and live sustainably. We have an organic vegetable garden. I have been gardening all my life. I propagate my vegetables and herbs from saved seeds. Richard has a lot of experience in construction and loves designing and building with recycled timber. We have a large comfortable home with a swimming pool which is solar heated. You will have a private bedroom and bathroom with a very comfortable bed. Brisbane is in the subtropical region which means we have beautiful sunny weather most days of the year. We enjoy going with our volunteers to beaches, walking in the rainforests and hiking to the waterfall to swim. And certain times of the year we love to go whale watching and to visit the sea turtles nesting and hatching. We are both gourmet cooks. We are not chefs but we did own a restaurant a few years ago. We love healthy food and we are mostly vegetarian although we cater to any diet choices. We have many interesting and creative projects we need help with outside and occasionally inside. We require people to work 4-6 hours per day with 2 days off per week. We provide breakfast lunch and dinner. We would prefer people to stay at least two weeks and long term is an option. If you like our profile please send us a message.

Nine Planets lies at the end of the Chapman River Sanctuary adjacent Lashmar's Lagoon Sanctuary and about 600 meters from Antechamber Bay, one of the largest, most pristine and undisturbed beaches on Kangaroo Island's coast. The Chapman River teams with bream and the beach is a sanctuary for endangered hooded plovers which nest in the sand just above the high water line in late spring. Garfish, tommies, flathead and mullet can be caught from the beach if you are adept at shore fishing. Lashmar's Lagoon is a sanctuary for waterbirds and teems with black swans, ducks, pelicans, sacred ibis and other birds. In winter and spring black swans grazing in pasture adjacent the lagoon outnumber farmers' sheep. Kangaroos, wallabies and goannas usually visit daily and dozens of bird species including magpies, currawongs, superb fairywrens, honeyeaters, thornbills, red browed finches and silver eyes call in for a drink and/or bath, whilst wedge tailed eagles and the very rare white bellied sea eagle may be seen soaring overhead. At night the calls of boobook owls can be heard in the distance. It is often windy, but rarely very hot or very cold.

We are not a farm but a suburban home, 25 km from the centre of Sydney, with a large garden. Our WWOOFers mainly help us with gardening & painting, but in the last quarter of each year we have a project, making thousands of Christmas cakes which we give to charities who provide free Christmas dinner for homeless and needy people. From time to time we also donate food for other charity events & love to have help with this. We support several charities and we also host refugees on a regular basis. WWOOFers wishing to visit Sydney can take a bus from near our home to explore the city. Accom for up to 2 people in spare bedrooms. Children b.a. Mixed diet, including vegetarian. NSI.

I have joined Woof as I got a taste of farm life and I am excited for more experiences and learning. It gives me absolute joy when working on a farm where I can contribute and make a difference.

We are a small resort (pet friendly) on 155 acres, with self contained accommodation, great atmosphere & unique, beautiful gardens. Work includes gardening, harvesting berries, maintenance projects, painting, etc. Learn lots of skills in different areas. Every meal is a yummy feast. Our gardens & mountain walks have sculptures, quirky objects and bonsai. Between Jindabyne & Thredbo in Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, with extensive wildlife: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, birds & lizards. and now deer!! Two friendly resident dogs. Walk to Mt Kosciuszko (highest mountain in Australia) in the Snowy Mountains. Lake Jindabyne is 10min drive away and is great for fishing, swimming, etc. There is super skiing and snowboarding and snow very close and quite often on the property.  See you soon for great memories to be made.

We offer hosted accommodation on the edge of the World Heritage Area in northern Tasmania. We are looking for some help with maintenance and gardening. We have been hosting WWOOFers from many different countries for nine years. Our WWOOFers have assisted with building gardens & orchards, painting & repairing the Lodge and with making jam, bread & chutney. We grow as much food as we can organically and process it for later use. We love to cook good food and can teach anyone interested. When we take guests on guided walks we also take our WWOOFers. There are mountains around if you like trecking. If you enjoy food, nature & photography this is a good place. We are conservation minded. Work includes gardening, weeding, planting, repairs, track maintenance, painting, jam making and firewood. We have a nice cabin for accommodation but occasionally also use our caravan. Space for 2 or 3 Email contact is best. We don't have mobile coverage. We do have internet which wwoofers can use.

I'm really concerned about the way we live as a society and how we might be doing real damage to nature. I'd like to learn more about organic farming and the relation between society and nature in a practical way. WWOOF looks like a good way to do it while I can also meet new people and travel around the amazing country that is Australia.

Spectacular property with private river access, wonderful views, bushwalking, wildlife, fruit and nut tree orchard.  No house to stay in yet, accommodation is in your own tent or campervan. We live in Beechworth, so your stay with us may be divided between our home in Beechworth and our property in Porepunkah, 45 minutes away.

Here on our farm we have Australian Native Finger Limes. This citrus variety is quite rare and we have some that are on the endangered and protected list. Our property is very close to the World Heritage National Park. There are crystal clear mountain streams nearby for swimming. We have a huge diversity of native animals on and around the property. Including, Wallabies (small Kangaroos) Platypus, Turtles, Cassowary and Echidnas to name a few. We also are a pedigree dog breeding business and have Miniature Schnauzers, French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs. We have puppies pretty much all year. We also have cattle. We have our 3 children living with us at home. Accommodation is a large private shed with its own bathroom, toilet and laundry. We also have Wi-Fi available to use and mobile reception is very good. Work on the farm will include care and maintenance of fruit trees, house duties and animal care. Including building, painting, dog feeding, tree mulching and weeding etc.

Suburban Coastal property, Semi established, Beautiful leafy street a bicycle ride from the beach.

I discovered WWOOF when I was planning a trip to Canada earlier this year. The plan was to travel from West to East but spend some quality time WWOOFing, learn some sustainable permaculture skills with like-minded people. As you can imagine the lockdowns delayed those plans, now almost indefinitely, so the next best thing is to do it in Australia.

Winton is an old estate with a rich history currently being restored and renovated by us. 30 mins from Hobart and the Airport. Winton is 9 acres - a mixture of historic fruit trees, plantings and an acreage for sheep and pigs to do their stuff.

We have a 70 Acre farm that has lots of animals.. almost a petting zoo some would say. It is on the amazing Baffle creek; located half way between Bundaberg and 1770; fishing and swimming all year round is amazing. We use old traditional farming practices and methods. And would love to educate you too.

I joined in order to expand my knowledge base and skill set which could also be useful on my own property and whilst travelling. To help people who may need an extra hand and to experience other ways of living.