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      <title>Windhoek Animals on a Budget: Free to Splurge</title>
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      <description>Skip anything in Windhoek marketed as a Big Five safari. Lions, wild elephants, and rhinos in a natural ecosystem mean a 400 km drive north to Etosha National Park, or a private reserve like Okonjima, not a city outing. What Windhoek offers instead is smaller, cheaper in places, and worth budgeting properly for.
Free: Avis Dam Nature Reserve A municipal dam on the city&amp;rsquo;s eastern edge with no entry fee and a genuinely good morning walking trail for waterbirds, raptors, and yellow-billed ducks.</description>
      
      
       
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