Agritourism AbroadIn Europe, farm stays date back to the days when travelers needed accommodations and “paid” their way by lending a hand with the chores.
Today, you can visit a New Zealand kiwifruit orchard, stay at a 400-year-old Tuscan villa in a Chianti vineyard, or learn about tea production at a plantation in India. (P.S.: Find out in advance whether your hosts speak English.) Here’s a sampling of the world’s vast offering. Agritourism World — A database of farms worldwide. (www.agritourismworld.com) Farm Stay U.K. — A network of farm-based accommodations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. (www.farmstayuk.co.uk) Home on the Range — A list of working ranches and cattle drives in Canada. (866-760-8334; www.homeontherange.ca) Italy Farm Holidays — Farm stays across Italy. (914-631-7880; www.italyfarmholidays.com) Rural Holidays New Zealand — A listing of farm holidays on both the north and south islands. (www.ruralholidays.co.nz)
World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms — An international network
of organic farms that accept volunteers. (www.wwoof.org) Print | Email | Comment | Subscribe | Give a Gift |
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