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We have a friend and my brother who have totally enjoyed experiences working with woofing, and wanted to embrace and enjoy this culture. To see more of the world, learn and experience other worlds and lives. Meeting people along the way.

I joined WWOOF to discover new activities, meet people, and improve my English. I will be hitchhiking between Batemans Bay and Melbourne, and I would like to stop along the way to explore this part of Australia through WWOOFing.

We joined WWOOF so as to find a job and gain new professional and personal experiences. Also, in order work while visiting the country. We hope to find a job in exchange for accommodation and meals provided. Above all, we hope to meet new people whith whom whe can share our experiences and speak more English. We hope to learn a lot of new skills especially in Farm so as to answer at our futur projects and in order to acquire new professional experience to find others jobs in Farm.

I like wwoofing because it allows us to share different things : culture, knowledge, interpersonal skills, work, food and simply : Life ! I have already had extraordinary wwoofing experiences in New-Zealand and I would like to repeat this experience in Australia 😊 Looking forward to meet you

Abracadabra Farm has done a full circle from being well on the way to include community to now, a blank canvas. It is 20 acres situated in the beautiful Shoalhaven with a kinescope of activity available at your fingertips such as snorkeling, fishing, boating, hiking, horse riding, kyaking, motorbike ,mountain bike riding that is ready to tap into to appreciate this world for what it is….remarkably magical! The vision for Abracadabra is to develop through inclusion of having a vision of abundance of food, flowers and workshop's that awaken and guide us to inner peace. The goal is simple.. to build community that are aware, sustainable, have conscious values through developing understanding of mindfulness, homesteading, permaculture and harmonious connection to self and country. It all sounds a bit hairy fairy!! Well it’s not..Practical skills in building and livestock management including horses, cows and chickens are highly recommended.

"Namoorook" circa 1895, is a beautifully restored homestead on 71 acres of farm land approximately 1.5 kms from Leongatha and 130kms from Melbourne. Adopting regenerative agricultural practices, Namoorook is a mixed farming operation with livestock, organic fruit orchard and vegetable gardens. We hope it will become an example of how food and farming systems can use the power of nature to increase biodiversity, enrich the soil, capture carbon, improve watersheds enhancing the entire ecosystem.

Our home and garden are on the beautiful mountaintop of Mt Toolebewong. Our home is owner-built rammed earth construction and is surrounded by herb and native gardens, berries and fruit trees. Our place is about 20 minutes drive from our Healesville, and we can pick you up from the bus stop when you arrive. We are close to a major native animal sanctuary, good wineries and the thriving and beautiful Yarra Valley. A typical day would involve 4 - 6 hours of work, with morning tea and lunch. Volunteering includes gardening, weeding, mulching, pruning, compost making, planting, wood collecting, splitting & stacking. Building tasks depend on skills and experience. There are two days off each week for rest and recreation. Your accommodation is in a two bedroom self-contained flat attached to the end of our house. We enjoy a mixed diet, with some shared meals. We're not able to accommodate children. No smoking inside please. Initial stay 3-7 days, longer stays negotiable. Sandra is your lead host, a retired teacher/counsellor. She speaks French and a little German, loves gardening, playing ukelele, travel, friends and living in the bush. She loves that her adult children and grandchildren live nearby. Peter is a retired sociologist and environmentalist who adores fishing and table tennis, table soccer and travel.  

We joined WWOOFing in Australia because of our love for nature, animals, and agriculture. We are highly interested about learning more about sustainable farming practices and life on a farm. Physical work doesn’t intimidate us; in fact, We are looking forward to the challenge and to the hands-on experience WWOOFing offers. By living and working in such a unique environment, we are excited not only to deepen our understanding of Australian agriculture but also to immerse ourselves in the country’s culture, connect with locals, and experience its incredible natural beauty. We look forward to the new experiences and personal growth that come with traveling and working abroad.

I like to give a hand to people who do good things for the nature and the community. Also, as I used to work at plastic reduction, teaching and documentary film making, I want to spend quality time learning about the relationship between human and environment.

We want to travel around Australia, but would like to alternate this with practical work. We would like to gain work experience and be able to contribute something. In addition, we also think it would be great fun to meet people and occasionally be able to experience a sort of home while traveling.

Our property is almost seven acres, close to the beautiful Ellenborough Falls and the beautiful Bulga forest. We have two houses, some sheds, and a glass house. We are two recently retired couples with a diverse range of interests and hobbies. We have all travelled extensively and are keen to extend our cultural exchanges. We have a large enclosed vegetable garden and many decorative garden beds and fruit trees.

We are keen to learn about living on a property as well as growing our own food and caring for livestock. We will be travelling around Australia and looking for some exciting learning experiences along the way!

A hobby farm in the Mary Valley, south east Queensland, employing biodynamics and permaculture to benefit this beautiful land. We are interested in connecting with the land in both physical and spiritual ways.. Our little crew here also practice meditation, yoga, contemplative dance and various therapies and welcome anyone interested in growing their connection with the earth and their own deeper nature.

Flinders Island Olives is an olive grove on Flinders Island Tasmania, Australia. The grove is 3.5 ha with a little over 1000 olive trees. The olives are picked during April through to July and processed on site in an olive press on site, to create magnificent extra virgin olive oil. The grove is next to Killiecrankie Bay and surrounded by paddocks of grass and native bush. Part of the property contains a small campground with basic accommodation and camp sites for tourists and visitors.

Our citrus farm is about half way between Sydney & Brisbane. Bonville is a lovely area, just South of Coffs Harbour. People enjoy the space & peace here, -and we do have wifi! Sawtell Village is only 15 minutes away - surfing, beach walking, street cafes, post office, cinema & shops you can do them all. We will give you a lift there, -and pick you up again! Our main farm work takes place in the morning, with a tea break half way through. WWOOFers start at 8.30am., and finish by 1.30pm. Accommodation is separate from the house and has its own bathroom, TV, kettle, etc. Meals are shared at the house with us, except for breakfast, which is taken in the accommodation. Volunteering includes caring for citrus trees, picking, packing, some weeding! Afterwards, you can relax in our pool, walk to the creek, take a nap, explore Sawtell or Coffs Harbour, watch TV, read - the choice is yours. We look forward to meeting you!

Hi I'm Rob, I have experience in hospitality, health sciences and building. I like hiking, surfing, snowboarding. And try live a natural life as much as possible, my 21yr old son and I live on a beautiful ten acre property in nw Tasmania close to the beach and river. My son is experienced fishermen and horsemen and is happy to share knowledge. We grow mostly blueberries, with a mix of other fruit tree's and bushes. And veggie garden, chickens and horses. Also bee's. Mainly require help with basic stuff like weeding etc. Planting and harvesting produce.

The Knowles is 4 hectares of stunning north facing hillside over-looking the Australian mainland’s most southerly town-Apollo Bay. We love living here. And we love sharing our home with people from around the world. We have fruit trees, hazel nuts, olives, sheep, goats, bees & many, many weeds. There is always something to do and much to learn - from each other. WWOOFers share our cozy farm house in either double room or single guest room. We also have a seperate modern caravan with bathroom. We are 5 kms from town. Omnivorous folk preferred, but vegetarians are fine too. We share our home and like to get to know our volunteering guests. Volunteering is mostly gardening & looking after animals. COVID Vaccination required. Good cooks & people with a sense of humour preferred.

I have been volunteering in Bushcare for the last couple of months which was a complete change in what I was doing before and actually enjoyed my time doing this work. What was kind of missing was the connection to animals most days. Since I grew up in a very regional area in Germany close to a Farm where I occasionally helped milking the cows, mowing with the tractor, fencing, and feeding the cows, I thought this could be a good way to get a closer connection with animals while doing some other work too.