Darwin Oil Storage Tunnels
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World War II ended before these tunnels built to protect vital oil from Japanese bombs were ever used.

📜 Historic World War II oil storage tunnels in Darwin, Australia.
🔍 Built to protect vital oil from Japanese bombing, they were never used for their original purpose but now serve as an underground heritage museum.

Why Go

🎖️ Explore a significant WWII site
🤫 Discover Darwin's capital city secrets
📸 View wartime photo collections
🎶 Unique underground acoustics (past Tunnel Number Five festival)

Tips

📅 Open year-round, check seasonal hours for shorter afternoon access.
📍 Located on Kitchener Drive, Darwin Waterfront, near CHOW Restaurant.

Cost

💰 Adults $9.50, Seniors $8.50, Children $6.50, Family Pass $25.

Hours

🕒 May to September-October: 9am–4pm; October (after school holidays) to April: 9am–1pm; Closed: 7-25th December.

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