I joined WWOOF because I love to travel and gardening. I thought this would be a good way to learn about new perspectives and techniques regarding farming. I am also excited to meet and learn about new people.

I'm looking for a different experience then working in the city and I enjoy working with my hands so working in a farm and to experience different lifestyle is what I'm looking for. I will be more then happy to help you in your farm with day to day work and anything that's necessary as young and well fit guy I'm sure I will be able to help with every task you will need me.

I like the idea of WWOOF . Plus a good way to give back to the community. Also unfortunately, I can not get work , maybe because I’m too old although I’m very able fit healthy , so I’m looking for more long term stay .

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.

350 acres on the escarpment 10 min from Byron Bay, adjacent to small remnants of subtropical rainforest. We run 150 cattle and grow  pecans. We are pursuing biological farming practices. We are active in Landcare and are replanting the Riparian zones on the farm. Volunteering includes cattle handling, fencing, establishment & maintenance of rainforest plantings, weeding & harvesting of pecans, and vegetable gardening. Accommodation for 4 in our home as family with flexible meals. No children. No smoking inside.

We are interested in getting into closer contact with Australians and your way of life. We like gardening and animals, and values such as respect for nature and sustainability are important to us. Further, we don't only want to travel for tourism, but also to do something meaningful.

I have always wanted to travel, as well as learn more about sustainable agriculture. I enjoy working with my hands and have wanted to volunteer on a farm for a while. I hope through this experience I challenge myself physically and mentally, while also learning about other cultures, practices and ways of life.

We are looking to get a real Australian experience in the outdoors and so are hoping to get some WWOOF opportunities while we are here. To grow our skills and knowledge of the outdoors too. We have WWOOF’d in Adelaide and absolutely loved it. We are looking for more WWOOF opportunities as we travel around Australia.

We have 300 acres at Tully, Nth Queensland in the wet tropics. On the farm, we run 250 cattle, 25 sheep, 4 horses, 6 pigs, 5 working border collie dogs. We also have small crops, green pawpaws, citrus pomelos in total 4000 trees, and 2 hothouses where we graft & propagate the seedlings. On our days off we go up the Gorges swimming exploring. We like to cool off down at Mission Beach. I do NOT care if you are vaxxed or not I do not discriminate pick up the phone today

Eligible for Disaster Recovery assistance (for visa extensions) Cooktown’s only rainforest lodge accommodation on a private estate on the northern edge of the majestic Wet Tropics protected rainforest. Presiding over Mungumby Creek in exotic tropical gardens with private bungalows, a main homestead and pool. Native wildlife abounds. The perfect base to explore Cape York & its Aboriginal legends, history, parks & the marine life. Volunteering includes gardening, cleaning, clearing & maintaining walking trails, general property & land maintenance, tree planting, animal protection. Plenty to do all year, we have fun working as a team. Lots of animal species from the rare Bennetts Tree Kangaroo, Quolls to Python snakes & tree frogs. If you don’t like wildlife & ‘crawly’ things, then you will find it difficult. Accommodation for 2 within the Lodge or BYO. Flexible meals with meat & vegetarian. No children. Designated smoking areas only. Negotiable stays. No calls after 6 pm

I’m traveling around Australia at the moment I will leave Melbourne and travel to New Caledonia, Fiji and back to Australia for a bit. I couldn't live in the local place when I lived in Australia, so I want to take this opportunity to try.

A couple of reasons. Possibly learn some new skills. But also for the adventure of travel and seeing a new country. But i was especially attracted to WWOOF since my favorite job I have had was working on an organic farm. That work was so rewarding and I really loved being outside and feeling that I have built or contributed something meaningful.

I'd like to meet good people and learn new skills in permaculture. I figured volunteering on a permaculture farm would be an excellent way to do this while staying within my budget. I am fit, highly motivated, curious and I work great in a team. I also have communication and project management skills that would be helpful for any business. Looking forward to finding my new adventure !

I think WWOOF is a great opportunity to get to immerse into different cultures, learn new languages, and connect with locals. Moreover, I can learn new skills and knowledge about farming and environmental sustainability. And of course, it makes travel more affordable.

My Neighbour owns a free range chicken farm where i worked when i was younger, i loved meeting their woofers and they always had so much fun i always told them that one day that would be me

Rural acreage in a beautiful and relaxing area with our own creek & dam, with lots of native animals roaming free. Still very close to city amenities, beach & Magnetic Island. We are set up for horses, stables, paddocks with fruit trees, chickens, dogs, cat, snake, fish & rabbits

I decided to join WWOOF Australia because I have a working holiday visa and I will arrive there at the beginning of May. I plan to look for work once there, being aware of the great demand, I plan to do wwoofing while waiting to have a job which would allow me to extend my visa. This will also allow me to get to know the people living there, understand their way of life, learn from them and who knows, become good friends.

Because I want to try new things communicating with local people and learning culture. I've never experienced farming, gardening or something like that before. So I'm really interested in it, and I'm so happy if I have chance to try it learning a lot of new things in Australia. I hope to get used to Australian lifestyle, learn about Australian culture and farming, and improve my English skills by WWOOFing.

Virtue Farm is a 33 acre property overlooking K'Gari (Fraser Island), and includes 27 acres of remnant forest which will never be developed. The forest is an oasis for bird life and other animals and is great for walking.  We are 10 minutes from Hervey Bay and 10 minutes from the K'Gari (Fraser Island) barge that leaves from River Heads. We have an existing permaculture garden and are upscaling to small farm size. Our house block is 1.5 acres and backs on to the farm land.  We are in the beginning stages of becoming a commercially viable farm, so you will be helping to establish our property. We ask for five hours of volunteering per day, per person, depending upon the type of work and we can be very flexible in this regard. This could include farm work, vegetable patch work, caring for the chooks, moving small saplings, rock picking, planting, mulching, weeding, harvesting, fencing, land clearing and chopping wood and general home maintenance. If you have any specific skill base or interest we are open to negotiation. In return, we will supply an evening meal shared with us and you can prepare your own breakfasts and lunch from what we supply. Accommodation  for 4 in a granny flat downstairs, we have 1 room with two king single beds - can be joined to make a king, 1 room with a queen size bed. We can accommodate singles and couples. Mixed diet and a mix of vegetarian and meat based meals.  Whilst we have some capacity to cater for vegans, we will have to learn from you to assist us to cater for your needs and are willing to do so within limits. Internet access is available close to the house. Virtue Farm acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Butchulla people, where we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. While you are here, you should make time to go to K'Gari (Fraser Island). We are very flexible and happy to work around dates that you can access which are cheaper for you. Many of our volunteers have found great deals on the “Book Me” website. You would be welcome to leave your property here where it would be safe if you do choose to visit. Additionally, we strongly suggest that you plan for at least a one night overnight stay on K'Gari (Fraser Island); many of our volunteers have done the day tour and loved it, but all say they wished they’d stayed for longer as they felt like they only had a glimpse and not enough time to experience all it has to offer. Those people who stayed for two or three nights seem to have had the best experiences. We have some back packs and camping gear for volunteers to use (for a small fee to cover wear and tear) if they want to do the longer treks and hikes on Fraser Island. We are also aware that some companies do dual booking between the Whit Sundays and Fraser Island and they have been both popular and economical. As long as you book your trip to Fraser Island from Hervey Bay we are happy to drive you to where you need to be. If you book from Rainbow Beach, then you will have to arrange your own transport as it is about an hour and a half away. We have two bicycles and helmets which we are happy to share so you can spend a day or afternoon in Hervey Bay exploring and experiencing all that our fabulous community has to offer. There is no public transport to our home, but we are happy to drive into Hervey Bay so you can see our beautiful beaches, piers, parks and lifestyle. There are some lovely walks in the remnant forest on our block and it is always lovely to watch the kangaroos that visit daily. The volunteers that we have had so far have enjoyed their time with us and have been happy to join in with our family and extended family. You will stay in the two bedroom flat downstairs, with its own bathroom, kitchenette with microwave, fridge, toaster and kettle , dining area and lounge room. We have one room with a queen sized bed and one with two king singles. There is a TV, DVD player and some board games, card, paints and mindful colouring books. We also have heaps of Earth Garden magazines and similar to browse.