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Live and learn on organic farms in Greece

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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 in Greece

WWOOF Greece is the national organization helping to create local WWOOFing opportunities in Greece and to promote sustainable farming as a lifestyle.

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 a WWOOFer

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

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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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Diana

Diana United States

Working with George and at Pezoulia was one of the best experiences I have ever had! I stayed for a week in January and helped with the olive harvesting. It was wonderful to learn about the olives from George and about the town around where we were staying. Everything we ate was hyperlocal and very delicious. The accommodations were wonderful, and at every moment we were stunned with amazement. I can't recommend this stay enough! I will definitely be coming back :)

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Tanguy

Tanguy France

I wish to thank Harris and Robby very much for their welcoming in Agrikea farm. There, you will be hosted as a tourist spending the summer in a room giving you a huge view of the sea and the mountains which composed nearly all the island. I spend 3 weeks, feeding the chickens the morning then gardening (taking out the bushes, dead plants), as the place needs to be well cuted and pruned for the high season. Of course, some rest days occured, giving you the oppurtunity to go to the port or either to some has to be seen sites, like Karthaia. Je remercie ici Harris and Robby pour leur accueil et leur gentillesse. La ferme Agrikea est une néo ferme qui se transforme en chambres d'hôtes pendant la haute saison, ce qui vous permettra d'être logé avec le confort d'un touriste dans cette île au tourisme assez réservé, très calme hors saison. Le travail était simple et consista principalement à nourrir les poulets de la ferme le matin au lever du soleil, et souvent de jardiner en retirant les buissons, ronces , et branches mortes inutiles afin de préparé le grand jardin pour la haute saison. J'ai pu en profiter pour faire plusieurs tours dans l'île. Il suffit de demander, et vous serez amené en voiture dans un des sites à voir (je recommande absolument Karthaia et le lion de Kéa). ευχαριστώ πολύ !

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Lily

Lily France

Lors de notre tour d'Europe à vélo, nous avons fait notre premier woofing, durant deux semaines chez Emmanuel, et ce fut une super expérience ! Nous avons participé principalement à la récolte d'olive, cela a été enrichissant et très plaisant. Emmanuel est très accueillant, attentif et très sympathique. De plus, sa maison est très chaleureuse, avec toutes ses BD et ses jeux de société. De même, les repas sont délicieux ! On vous recommande de venir faire du woofing ici !

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Lucile

Lucile France

Super super expérience, je recommande cet endroit de wwoofing à 200% les yeux fermés ! Je ne devais passer qu’un mois chez Emanuel et je repars après 2 mois riches, intenses et tellement chaleureux. Manu est quelqu'un de très généreux chez qui je me se suis sentie très bien. Il est soucieux et flexible sur le temps de travail et de l’environnement qu’il propose aux personnes accueillies, il a à cœur d’apprendre des choses aux personnes de passage. Vive le mulch et le crottin de cheval ! Le lieu est magnifique, ressourçant, on y vit au rythme de la nature et la région a beaucoup à offrir : randonnées en montagne, baignades sur les nombreuses plages ou encore découvertes des villages du coin. C’est pour vivre ce genre d’expériences que j’ai souhaité vivre un an à l’étranger, alors un tout grand merci Manu d’ouvrir ta maison pour permettre à ces choses là d’être vécues. Je me souviendrai longtemps de cette première expérience de wwoofing.

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YA CHU

YA CHU Taiwan

During these seven weeks of my journey, I have learned so much. This experience is a gift for myself. I have learned how to be a farmer, understood the process of olive harvesting and honey production, and even learned how to build shelters for animals and homes for people. I have learned how to raise chickens and turkeys, and how to distinguish between sheep and goats. Acquiring these skills has allowed me to feel the beauty of nature. Each day, I breathe in the clean, fresh air and bask in the warm sunlight from sunrise to sunset. I am captivated by the tranquil, clear sea, the lush expanse of olive trees, and the vibrant array of flowers and plants. The charming donkeys and cats add to the delightful atmosphere, while my cozy green room and the home I eagerly anticipate make this place feel even more special. Most importantly, it is the warmth and kindness of you and every friend I have met here that truly enriches my experience.

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Harvey

Harvey United Kingdom

I stayed with Christian for three weeks during November and I had a wonderful time. The work was varied and included building bamboo fences, trimming and clearing trees and extending a wooden terrace. The cabin that I stayed in was comfortable, with electricity, WiFi and a kitchen with everything I needed. I was able to work a few hours in the morning and then have some time off in the afternoon to explore the local area. The setting is spectacular, in a valley with olive trees and a stream where you can have a paddle. There are also some beautiful hikes to be done in the local area. It is close to Preveli and Kourtaliotiko Gorge which are fantastic for some swimming. I also enjoyed walking Valentino, Christian's dog, who is very sweet.

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Jean-Baptiste

Jean-Baptiste France

It was an amazing experience to help Georges harvest the olive trees for one month. Georges is really kind and good vibes so that there is a good team spirit. Time in the fields flies by and it was nice to enjoy rest during evening at home and to discover places nearby during days off (swimming in the sea mid-novembre was so great) And a special to Lydie who cooked delicious and various greek meals every day. I warmly recommand.

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Thomas

Thomas United Kingdom

My partner and I had an excellent experience at Marina and Wolfgang’s farm. The farmhouse and surrounding grove were exquisitely beautiful, with a gorgeous view to wake up to. Marina is a great cook and we were fed delicious meals on work days besides having plentiful food for our own cooking. Harvesting olives is tough work, especially on the steep hills, but we both found this work engaging and rewarding - plus, Marina is a yoga teacher and her free classes help to ease your back pain! The farmhouse is very remote - you’re looking at a 45 minute walk to the nearest settlement - and we were sometimes frustrated by bars/cafes/restaurants being closed on some weekdays, but this is a face of rural Greece out of season. We say, embrace the remoteness and isolation. In sum, our most memorable WWOOF experience to date and with two generous hosts. We cannot wait to visit again!

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Dries

Dries Belgium

I have been very lucky that my first WWOOF experience brought me to Giorgos and his friends. Perhaps it is in the nature of the Greek people, or of mountain people in general – I can’t say – but the people I met were exceptionally generous. For two weeks, I was treated to delicious meals, prepared by Giorgos’ mother and the cooks Popi and Rafael. The group’s commitment to reviving the depopulated mountain villages, along with Giorgos’ deep knowledge of the olive tree, was truly inspiring. Thank you again for the warm care and the beautiful time!

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Willem

Willem Netherlands

Thank you Omer for your kindness and generosity! I stayed in this little paradise for a week, helping with the olive harvest and with the building of a hut. The plot of land is on a steep mountain side next to the beach. So expect being outside and physically active! The work is varied, plenty and with Omer there is always room for initiative and creativity! Overall a very fulfilling and special experience!

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Colin Ross

Colin Ross New Zealand

Had an amazing experience at AgriKea, Haris & Robbie were excellent hosts too. The chickens were great to look after, acorn gathering was plentiful and built a useful stone path while there too. If you can get the opportunity to help out at ArgiKea then you’ll no doubt have their wonderful dog, Yannos (a Koroneki) by your side to enrich your experience too. Highly recommended!

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Rika

Rika United Kingdom

I am so grateful for my experience at Olive Tree Farm with Emma and Michalis - they are such warm and welcoming hosts who really know how to make you feel at home. Over the three weeks spent with them I learned far more than I expected I would. Tasks included cleaning out the donkey pen, feeding the chickens, making essential oils - from harvesting to extraction! - and of course, harvesting olives and taking them straight to the press! Spending every morning out in nature is something I will endeavour to continue to do in my everyday life, it truly is so good for the soul. It was wonderful meeting other WWOOFers and friends of the family - sharing meals, brilliant conversation - thank you for such a beautiful time, I will be cherishing this experience for a long long time.

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