WWII OIL STORAGE TUNNELS
The World War II Oil Storage Tunnels were built by the Civil Construction Corps to protect oil reserves from aerial bombardment.
This unique tourist attraction was reopened in 1992 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin.
An informative talk gives you an insight into the war years.
As you explore the tunnels, there is more to see with interesting photographic displays of Darwin during WWII.
Open: May to Sept daily 9-4,
Oct to April: Tues - Sun & public
holidays 9-1
Closed December & February
Tickets are available at the tunnel entrance:
Adults - $6 Children - $3
School Group price $3
Coach groups $4
Discount on entrance fee with the Tour Tub City Sights tour. This option provides a $1 discount on entrance price.
Details on Coach Tours and School Groups on our website
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