Griffith, as drawn for its Trippa stamp

Griffith

New South Wales · Australia

Photo 1 of 1: Griffith, as drawn for its Trippa stampIllustration by Trippa

Uncommon stamp · 25 km circle

Stamp Griffith

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A day
~A$62
Best
Feb–Oct
Dorms from
A$25

Budget-friendly

Why Griffith

  • One of Australia's top farm work destinations, with year-round harvest opportunities across citrus, grapes, stone fruit, nuts, and vegetables
  • Counts towards the 88-day regional work requirement for second and third-year Working Holiday Visa extensions
  • Several established working hostels that connect backpackers directly with local farm employers

Griffith is not your typical backpacker destination — it is a regional agricultural city in the Riverina, deep in inland New South Wales. But for working holiday makers chasing their 88 days of regional work, it is one of the most reliable farm work hubs in the country. Surrounded by vast citrus orchards, vineyards, and stone fruit farms, Griffith produces more than half of NSW's oranges and is one of Australia's largest wine-producing regions. The town has a proud Italian-Australian heritage (over 60% of locals have Italian ancestry), which means the food and wine punch well above what you would expect from a country town of 27,000 people. It is hot, flat, and a long way from the coast — but if you are here to work, save money, and tick off your visa days, Griffith delivers.

A day in Griffith

Hostel dorm
A$7
Food
A$19
Activities
A$5
About a day
A$62

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