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Kenya has for long been regard as the "Home of African Wildlife Safari". National parks and reserves are among the best in Africa.
Elephants are large mammals of the family Elephantidae and the order
Proboscidea.two species are recognized, the African elephant and the
Asian elephant.
The elephant's large ear flaps help to control the
temperature of its body. African elephants have larger ears and concave
backs while Asian elephants have smaller ears and convex or level
backs.
Elephants can live up to 70 years in the wild. They communicate by
touch, sight, and sound; elephants use infra-sound, and seismic
communication over long distances.
Elephant intelligence has been
compared with that of primates and cetaceans.
They appear to have
self-awareness and show empathy for dying or dead individuals of their
kind.
Take a day trip to national parks in Kenya and get a chance of seen more...
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CAR HIRE AND TOURS
KEXS KENYA VENTURES Po Box 36829-00200-City Square, Nairobi. TELL; 0722284978,0722626010, 0701385040, 0706695561
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Private Driver and car hire in Kenya
Welcome to kexs Kenya ventures Private Driver and car hire in Kenya, a chauffeur based driving service which focuses on providing you with private drivers for your automobile, while you focus on enjoying the ride in Kenya.
About our chauffeur
Our
chauffeurs are proper physical presence is presented by the chauffeur at all
times. This usually includes a
well-groomed individual, conservatively dressed in a clean and crisply pressed
black or dark suit and appropriately matching tie, with black gloves and
freshly polished matching footwear.
A Chauffeur, will typically be responsible for driving family members
and guests to social and professional events. In charge of service, cleaning
and every aspect of the household vehicles.
What We Do
We drive our clients' vehicles of all types, from passenger
vans. Our clients continue to use us because of our professionalism,
experience, and reliability.
Our drivers are drug free, have outstanding
driving records and take driving very seriously.
We will assist you with any luggage, bags etc. that you may have, you
will not need to ask. We will also assist the elderly, children, infirm,
persons of any disability or vulnerability, to their door or destination. We
will be happy to help under any circumstances.
salary (your car);
- 1000/= per day in Nairobi
- 2000/= per day out of Nairobi
- 20,000/= per month---1500/= allowance only out of the city.
Our car, Our driver.
It depends on the vehicle model to used and who to fuel. from 3000/= to 20,000/= per day.
contact us email;
0722 284 978 0706 695 561 kexskenyaventures@gmail.com
0701 385 040 0722 626 010 kelxa90@gmail.com
0722 284 978 0706 695 561 kexskenyaventures@gmail.com
0701 385 040 0722 626 010 kelxa90@gmail.com
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Joe.
We spent a wonderful time with Kelvin
as our driver. All our expectations were far exceeded with this excellent and informative
service. Kelvin provided a very personal experience tailored to our needs and
his intuitiveness about special considerations needed to make our experience
more comfortable was extraordinary. Kelvin certainly went above and beyond to
assist with even some after-hours activities. His language proficiency and
knowledge was excellent. We enjoyed the driving arrangements. I will be in Kenya
April 2014 and I will go for kexs Kenya ventures services.
We were very sad to say goodbye.
Visited May 2013
Location:
Nairobi, Kenya
Friday, 21 June 2013
The Toyota Premio..Car Hire with driver.
The Premio is the successor of the Toyota Corona and the Corona Premio.
There two Generation of Toyota premio.
1st Generation T24 series (2001-2006) and 2nd Generation T26 series (2007-Present).
1st Generation T24 series (2001-2006)
The first generation Premio was launched in December 2001. It was offered in three engine sizes; 1.5L, 1.8L and the 2.0L.
In 2005, the Premio saw a minor refresh which is most evident in the updated brake lights..
2nd Generation T26 series (2007-Present)
It went on sale in 2007. It has a more expensive look with changes made to the front bumper, grille and headlamp cluster. The most significant change was the inclusion of a LED in the rear lamp cluster. still continues to fill the gap between the Corolla and Camry.
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Prime Care Motors
Prime Care Motors, having fun with cars is something we do for a living. Its part of who we are and who our friends and colleagues are. It's a wonderful life and we'd love to share the spirit of that with our viewers.
As any regular viewer will tell you, we don't take ourselves too seriously; so neither should you. However,we've been so fortunate over the years to have been invited to drive and enjoy some of the very best there is.
We offers a full range of services from mechanical repair to complete restoration of collectible, classic, and antique autos.
A team of expert mechanics.
- Chassis and Suspension Rebuilding
- Engine Overhauling
- Paint Service, including custom paint, lettering, striping, and airbrushing
- Rewiring Service
- Complete Vehicle Restoration
- Electrical Service
- Interior Restoration
- Mechanical Restoration and Maintenance
- Panel Alignment
- Problem Diagnosis
- Rust Repair
Contact us so we can discuss flexible services to help you maintain your collector car or make progress on your project.
Nairobi Town (CBD)
0714 774 117
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER ON SALE.
TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER 2006.
PRICE: CNF $6,500/-
Car Info
Accessories
PRICE: CNF $6,500/-
Car Info
Chassis # | ZZE122-3171533 |
---|---|
Car Make | TOYOTA |
Car Name | COROLLA FIELDER |
Year/Month | 2006/3 |
CC | 1800 |
Transmission | FAT |
Color | Black |
Fuel | Petrol |
Options | AERO HID CD |
Accessories
Power Steering, Air Conditioner, Rear Spoiler, Roof Rails, Alloy Wheels, Navigation, Anti-Lock Brake System, Dual Air Bags, Power Windows
AERO HID CD
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Airport Transfer. Ksh 2500/=
Airport Transfer – Greeting
kexs Kenya private driver arrives at your home, loads your baggage and whisks you to the terminal. While you're away we park your car securely at your home, keep the keys and then promptly collect you on your return.If you have guests or clients flying in we will greet them with a sign at baggage claim and escort them smoothly through the airport and to their destination.
Safety on the Road this rainy season
Safety on the Road this
rainy season:
For the past
few months there have been heavy downpours in most parts of Kenya. Due to the
heavy rain, thunderstorm and lightning, there is a great risk for safety of
road users that the authorities should monitor effectively. Due to this, there
are heavy crawls with drivers fighting each other to find their way. Some do
not bother about the pedestrians on the road.
Concrete
roads are very slippery; Bridges and flyovers can also be extra slippery, so
drive carefully over these areas. More than anything goes slower in the rains.
It's that simple. Adopt a conservative driving style and plan for a longer
travel time. For instance, brake earlier and with lesser force than you would
in the dry. The taxi behind you is running on 3 year old wet drum brakes! If
you would have squeezed into that small gap on a dry day, refrain from doing so
in the rains. Steer and brake with a light touch. Prevent skids by driving
slowly and carefully, especially on the curves. A gentle approach is the key
here.
Due to heavy
rain, the visibility is also reduced and the lane markings are not clear. The
white lanes, yellow lanes and other pedestrian lanes should be painted in such
way that during night rain or bad weather conditions, these lanes can glow and
the road users are able to see them clearly. But we find roads here in Kenya
are not well marked.
What you do, avoid for safety on the
road.
•
Switch on your low beam headlights in the rains, whether night or day. Not only
can it potentially improve your vision, headlamps will also let others see you
better. Avoid using high beam in the rains as it can reflect light as well as
blind oncoming traffic.
• Use
your turn signals liberally. Strictly no sudden lane changing maneuvers either.
•
Maintain a safe distance with the car ahead, one that's twice as longer than in
the dry. Braking distances are severely affected on wet roads.
• If
you experience heavy rains on the highway, follow a conservatively driven bus /
truck with working stoplights. However, don’t follow it too closely else the
spray from its huge tyres will impair your vision.
•
Engine braking has certain advantages on slippery roads. That said, use engine
braking in a smooth transitional manner, and in a combination with your regular
brakes. Your brakes lights will let the car behind know of your intentions to
stop / slow down.
• Avoid
driving on lane cuts or lane divide lines; your car will tramline much easier
in the rains. Also, try to stay off the paint on the road (zebra crossings,
lane markers etc.) as the painted surface is low on traction.
Windscreen
/ Window fogging:
Window
fogging occurs due to a temperature difference between the inside surface of
your glass and the outside. For example, if you drive without the air-con and
all your windows are shut, the cabin is warmer than the outside, resulting in
the window fogging up from inside. On the other hand, if you run your air-con
on full blast mode, the interiors of your car will be colder than the outside.
Thus, your glasses will fog up from the outside.
• When
the windows fog from the inside, the best thing to do is to switch the air-con
on. It will clear up the screens in a jiffy. The situation is a little tricker
when the windows fog up from the outside. The ideal solution is to roll down
the windows a little, and let the air flow more or less neutralize the
temperature difference.
• It is
important to maintain the right temperature balance between the inner &
exterior sides of glass. Don't turn your air-con to full blast. Keep it at a
level which is just about comfortable. Don’t forget to keep the air-con on fresh
air / ventilation mode.
We
cannot forget the flooded areas.
• When
in a flooded area, choose the first gear, slip the clutch and keep the revs
high enough to ensure that exhaust gases are pushed out of the tail pipe. Do
NOT stop revving. The car speed matter allots keep it low. If your car stalls,
it is very difficult to start it again.
• If
you aren’t sure about the depth of the flood, do NOT drive through it. Taking
an alternate route is best. If you just have to use that stretch, wait until
another car / bus attempts to pass the flood, and gauge its depth. Never drive
through a flood unless you know how deep it is and that your car can handle it.
•
Switch off your air-con before entering the flooded area.
•
Always keep your windows slightly open when traveling through a flooded area.
If you get stuck, you can shout for help or even force the window down
• If
your car does stall, do not attempt to restart. This may lead to engine hydro
lock. You first need to check if any water has entered the air intake or
exhaust pipe.
• Once
out of the water trap, pump / tap your brakes to dry the drums and discs off.
Always be careful as you
drive not only during but all time.
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