WWOOF | World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms How It WorksAboutGet Involved TitleTitleTitleTitleTitleTitle TitleTitleTitleTitleTitleTitle Welcome to WWOOF Find your destinationA world filled with nature, fresh air, good food, hands-on farming, and community.At WWOOF, we welcome everyone and embrace curiosity,  enthusiasm, and adventures driven by the desire to improve the world around us. Since 1971, we’ve been part of a worldwide movement with a common mission: to promote sustainable farming. Find your destination What is WWOOF?Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF)WWOOF® links visitors with organic farmers, promotes an educational and cultural exchange and builds a global community conscious of ecological farming practices.Visitors (or “WWOOFers”) participate in the daily life of hosts while receiving educational opportunities, meals and accommodation during their visit, with no money exchanged between hosts and WWOOFers. WWOOFers learn to grow their own food, help on the farm, and experience a new culture.Hosts open their homes to receive visitors from all walks of life who want to connect with organic food, regenerative agriculture and give a hand in the everyday tasks.Curious about the WWOOF movement? Find out more Why join WWOOF?Live. Learn.Grow. Connect.Embark on an adventure and discover unique places, where growing food from hands-on farming is part of an inspiring lifestyle. Live in-tune with the elements of nature, where there is good laughter around the table and real food on the plate. Team up with WWOOF to promote organic agriculture and support farmers who are nourishing their community.Find your place in this vibrant community bound by sustainability. How it worksChoose your destinationAt WWOOF, we operate on a local basis. National WWOOF organizations are locally run non-profit associations, supporting sustainable farming, raising awareness and much more. We have staff living locally, knowledgeable about their country and ready to assist members, answer questions and provide support.WWOOF Independents allows you to go WWOOFing in countries without a national organization, and find more remotely located farms in 90 countries around the world.To join, select the country you are interested in from the map and get growing.Please note, only WWOOF groups that are members of the Federation of WWOOF Organisations are listed.Explore something newExperiences & Hosts Canada {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Chile {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Canada {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA USA {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Malaysia {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Chile {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Liberia {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Germany {{catlist}} {{title:chars:60}} AAAAAAA Social mediaWWOOFing storiesA Special WWOOF Host Highlight: Honoring Tradition in the Peruvian Highlands ⛰️ In the rural town of San José de Porcn, a small family farm is carrying on a meaningful tradition of working the land and living in close connection with nature. Named after their grandmother Juana, the farm reflects a legacy of strong women, agricultural knowledge, and deep community ties. The land itself holds layers of history - near the sacred slopes of Cerro Icchal, where ancient cultures once worshipped the god Catequil, remnants of ceremonial centers still remain. It’s a place where tradition, ancestry, and daily life all share the same soil. With a few well-tended hectares, the family grows food for self-sufficiency, shares resources with neighbors, and maintains a rhythm of life that blends daily work with care for one another and the environment. Their approach is simple, grounded, and full of heart. We’re proud to have them as part of the WWOOF network. For those who spend time here, there’s a chance to learn about rural Peruvian life firsthand - helping with planting, animal care, food prep, and even supporting local education efforts - all while being welcomed into a truly generous home. To learn more about this host, go to wwoofindependents.org/en/host/43892 or link in our bio