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What is WWOOF®?

Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) links visitors with organic farmers, promotes an educational and cultural exchange and builds a global community conscious of ecological farming practices.

WWOOF was founded in 1971 and is one of the world’s first educational and cultural exchange programs. Today, WWOOF is in more than 132 countries around the world (and growing).

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WWOOF Independents

WWOOF Independents is a network that makes WWOOFing possible in countries that do not have a locally-based organization. Please check the list of countries included.

Visitors, or 'WWOOFers', share in daily life with their host and learn about organic agriculture, while spending about half of each day helping out on a farm.

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Be part of the WWOOF community

Be a WWOOFer

Share daily life on an organic farm, learn about sustainable lifestyles and experience new cultures.

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Be a Host

Welcome people from various walks of life and share your expertise and passion about organic farming, growing food, and living sustainably.

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Experiences

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George

George United States

I felt very lucky to visit this farm! Kunjarani was very sensitive to everyone having a pleasant visit and the work felt very fair in return for the comfortable lodging and delicious food. We also had lots of opportunities to visit nearby lakes and even did a trip down to Helsinki when another WWOOFer was flying out. I hope I have the opportunity to visit this farm again!

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Galina

Galina Israel

That was our first woofing experience with my sister and Franziska is the best host imaginable! She opened her heart, her farm and her family for us. For our visit she baked us bread and met from the train station, stuffed the fridge in a caravan with food, making us feel like home from the day one. After, she made sure that we had everything we needed and we have a job that’s interesting to us. She proposed us to participate in setting up a new aquaponic system in the greenhouse because I showed interest in this, she showed me how she bakes bread, she invited us for a dinner with her family. We weren’t pressured to work and felt free to help whenever we are feeling well. We fed horses, goats, sheeps, helped in the garden, harvested potatos, we hugged horses, helped with cleaning and repairing. It warms my heart that we did a small but meaningful thing on this farm during our short stay. We also had an opportunity to caught some German from the family or talking with Franziska’s daughter (she’s the best!). Thanks Franziska, Rosie, Kris and Henry, you’re incredible people!

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Mariette

Mariette France

Mon séjour chez Vivien était ma première expérience en WWOOFing, et j'en suis très satisfaite :) Je suis restée à la Art Catz Residency pendant 10 jours, et je n'ai cessé d'apprendre de nouvelles compétences et à repousser mes limites. Vivien a su faire de sa ferme un lieu de partage, d'apprentissage et de repos, et cela toujours dans la bonne humeur. J'ai pris particulièrement plaisir à pouvoir rencontrer régulièrement de nouvelles personnes, WWOOFeurs ou artistes, venues du monde entier !

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Aoi

Aoi Japan

It was such a nice stay at this farm!! I stayed just about ten days, but Kunjarani and other people at that farm warmly welcomed me, so I could feel relieved. I could experience not just farm work, but some special things. I walked around a big forest next to the farm with goats. I took sauna twice. I could also experience a day called midsummer. On that day, Hare Krishna community was gathered, and celebrated the day together. I really appreciate those amazing experiences. About the farming, I could enjoy the work since I could have a nice conversation with Kunjarani and other workers. Thank you so much for everything!!;)) When I have a chance to travel Finland again, I will definitely visit your place!!

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Deanna

Deanna United Kingdom

My husband and I enjoyed volunteering at I See I Do Community School. Our days were split with garden work in the morning (8-11am ish) followed by teaching English (3 45min lessons between 1- 5pm). The garden contained fruit trees with some beds with crops. Our tasks included weeding, composting and preparing beds. We enjoyed spending time with the piglets that were ridiculously cute. The school pupils were polite and friendly, it was great seeing them become more confident around us with practising their English and learning new words and grammar. We recommend planning classes in advance as resources are limited, for example bringing a speaker could be useful for engaging younger classes. Ask Kim lots of questions to help you prepare! Kim and his wife really looked after us, the food was delicious and on our day off Kim showed us some of his other projects helping the community and took us to visit beautiful temples and the local market. There are small shops a short walk from the school to buy snacks and breakfast. It was great working for a cause where you can directly see your contribution. Kim works incredibly hard and he cares so much about helping the community, having volunteers to cover lessons really helps to reduce his workload and give him a well earned rest! If and when I'm next in Cambodia I would love to revisit the school. Thank you for a very memorable week Kim.

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Lu Chia

Lu Chia Taiwan

Monika is the best host anyone could ever ask for. She takes great care of everyone and always checks in to make sure you're doing well. The other volunteers are amazing too, and we all had such a great time together. This was one of the best experiences I've ever had. During my stay, I picked raspberries, pulled weeds, and helped with various tasks around the farm. The cows, chickens, ducks, dogs, and cat were all so adorable, and spending time with them made the experience even more special. The work was enjoyable, and I learned a lot. I'm truly grateful for this experience and would highly recommend staying here to anyone looking for a meaningful farm stay. I would love to come back again someday!

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Josefine

Josefine Germany

Mein Aufenthalt bei Elmar und Simona war sehr schön. Die Unterkunft für die Wwwofer *innen ist sehr gemütlich und die Umgebung ist wunderschön. Elmar und Simona nehmen einen sehr herzlich bei sich auf. Ich habe mich sofort sehr wohl gefühlt. Die Arbeit ist wahnsinnig unterschiedlich und Elmar lässt einen viele Dinge ausprobieren. Ich konnte viele Dinge von den beiden lernen und würde gerne wieder kommen.

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Josefine

Josefine Germany

I had a really good time at Patrick’s. He is a nice and caring person. My French was not very good, so he explained things twice or switched to English.The work was diversified and I learned new things. Also a aspect I really liked was the selforganised work. Sometimes I could choose what and when do to the things. On the weekend and some afternoons I had time to experience the area.

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Donát

Donát Hungary

I was completely welcomed and accepted from the first moment by the whole family. Gorazd is an incredible person who is really passionate about regenerative farming. He doesn’t just want to farm for himself, he farms for his community and his people, so he can provide delicious pasture raised eggs and meat to his customers and even the local school. He wants to share his knowledge and pass it on to the next generations. I am forever grateful for this opportunity, I learned a lot, got to experience farm life, ate great food, and went biking a lot with the bike Gorazd lent me. I enjoyed this stay a lot and would love to come back in the future. The practices on the farm are really interesting and quite different from conventional farming. Instead of endlessly extracting from the land, Gorazd plans to work along with it and mimic a natural ecosystem on his fields. As much as he takes from the land he gives back. There’s quite a lot of different things to do on the farm, although collecting eggs is every day. I had plenty of time for myself everyday and was never urged to do more work than what I want to, actually Gorazd kept telling me that if I have some plans to go biking or hiking somewhere I’m welcome to do so. Thank you Gorazd for this amazing opportunity and everything you taught me. And thank you Tatjana for all the great meals you cooked. I genuinely have not one complaint about my stay. It was perfect.

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Anja

Anja Germany

This farm is a wonderful place that beautifully combines farming, art, and culture in a stunning countryside setting. I truly enjoyed harvesting flowers, herbs, and berries, preparing them for sale, and watching how herbs and blossoms are dried for winter. I deeply admire Romua for her amazing cooking skills and the many ideas and recipes I was able to take home with me. Thank you very much for two lovely weeks — for the shared work as well as meals, swimming in the river, the trip to Kernavė, the great accommodation, and all the insights into Lithuanian life you, Mindaugas and Romua, gave to me . I also want to warmly thank the farm staff, who patiently showed me their work. It was a special and enriching experience.

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Josh

Josh New Zealand

This was our first wwoofing experience and it could not have gone better! We felt very welcome from the start and were treated as part of the family throughout our stay. The location is a great base for exploring and Tilen is an excellent guide! We learned a lot on and off the farm and the work activities were varied. Tilen is patient and takes time to teach and explain not only the how's but also the why's which was great for our understanding (including the philosophy of the farm and an overall holistic approach to life). We really enjoyed our meals - they were not only delicious (thanks Svetka and Teja!), they were good nutritious meals straight from the farm. We enjoyed spending time with the family, while also able to balance our own down time and travelling seamlessly. Communication was great and Tilen managed work expectations well. There is flexibility around when work is completed which was appreciated, though we also liked to be available when we were most needed. I recommend a good open and curious attitude to learning (whether its about farming, history, language, family life and many other topics) and you will get a lot from this stay! We have a deep love for Slovenia now and we hope to return someday. For now we will be taking what we have learned home with us. Thank you again for a wonderful stay and experience! We enjoyed every moment :)

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Aya

Aya France

i had the very wonderful time here! for me, it was almost a first time doing farm work, but everyone were so kind, patient and helpful. i learned so much! i really enjoyed every work, like working in the garden, making jam and babysitting etc…!! and i really want to say thank you to Valeria for taking care of me when i was injured, it helped me a lot. i hope to come back someday, (hopefully i speaking german next time :D)

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