Sunday, 31 March 2013

CAR HIRE IN KENYA

We offer pocket friendly prices to all our clients. Don’t keep on postponing your trip due to exorbitant prices; contact us for a
reasonable offer!
We have our own fleet of safari minivans, small cars, coaches and luxury 4-wheel drive safari.

We continually assess our hand-picked, highly professional chauffeurs for their reliability, driving skills and passenger-handling attitudes. Stylishly attired in executive uniform, they are always at your service, unobtrusively taking every stressful element out of your day. We are in close contact with each of our chauffeurs so that we can respond immediately to any of your needs or travel changes.

Saturday, 30 March 2013

Kenyan roads

It is important for Kenyans to know these roads belong to us and they are the backbone of the economy. Let’s take care of them. Imagine if someone is visiting you and tells you, ‘your roads are like a road to hell’, you would not feel happy. So use the roads properly.

Kenyans continue to die on our roads. When roads are improved the speeds increase… that leads to have accidents.

KENYA’S NEW TRAFFIC RULES – AND CORRUPTION

The new traffic rules do seem to have an effect on the behaviour of matatu drivers and some of private drivers in Nairobi but they have also given corrupt police officers more scope for garnering bribes. The number of dangerously overloaded lorries and PSV vehicles on the roads appear not to have diminished despite numerous police check points.
I posed the disturbing proposition that the new traffic rules are ‘breeding more criminality’, not ‘acting as a deterrent and a mode of social change’.

The police are using the new traffic laws to extort large bribes – unashamedly and unabashedly, with no agency capable of curbing the corruption for the giver and the taker of bribes!

Kenyans, all of us, have to take responsibility.

Thursday, 28 March 2013

Airport Transfer in nairobi kenya

Airport Transfer
Greeting
kexs Kenya ventures driver arrives at your home, loads your baggage and whisks you to the terminal.
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.
The price are suitable for all clients.
call us 0722 284978, 0706 695 561

Friday, 1 March 2013

Samburu National Reserve

Samburu National Reserve
How to get there By Road:
The park is located about 345km (approx. 214 miles) from Nairobi, or about a five-hour drive. The roads and tracks to the park are all weather. The reserve is accessible by road via Isiolo.
weather and climate
The climate in Samburu is hot and dry during the day, and cool during nights and evenings
Size:
104 square kilometers
Location:

in the north of Kenya, 350 kilometers (220 miles) north-east of Nairobi
Description:

semiarid open savanna; peaceful and beautiful park
Animals:

elephants drinking at the river, gerenuks, leopards, crocodiles, giraffes, Somali ostriches, Beisa oryxes, cheetahs
Things to do:

game drives
Accomodation:

4 lodges
Best time to visit:

throughout the year
Entry fee adult (child):

$20 ($10)



KEXS KENYA VENTURES
po Box 36829-00200-City Square, Nairobi
0722284978, 0722626010, 0726938345, 0706695561

Friday, 22 February 2013

MERU NATIONAL PARK -2 day trip




    MERU NATIONAL PARK -2 day trip.

Meru national park is (348 kms) from Nairobi. We will use Embu-Meru road, all-weather roads.
Meru is part of a complex of protected areas along the Tana River that includes the adjacent Bisanadi and Mwingi National Reserves, Kora National Park and Rahole National Reserve.
Meru people are among the friendliest people in the Kenya, which is easily reflected by their way of traditional greetings. Jambo na Karibu meaning ‘hello and welcome’ and shake hands to show love, respect and appreciation. The friendliness and the smiles on the faces of the people will remain permanently imprinted in your minds.

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS
  • Former home of Joy and George Adamson and Elsa the lioness
  • Views of Mt Kenya
  • Rivers and riverine habitats
  • Tana river
  • Adamson's falls
Wildlife-

  • Grevy’s zebra, elephant, eland, bush pig, common waterbuck, cheetah, leopard, reticulated giraffe, hippopotamus, bohor reedbuck, hartebeest, python, puff adder, cobra, buffalo, gerenuk and more than 300 recorded species of birds.

  
Activities -
  •  Unspoilt,
  •  natural wildlife viewing, 
  • camping

 ACTIVITY OPTIONS 
  • Game viewing, 
  • Camping, 
  • Scenic




1st Day. The Nairobi/ Meru National Park.
Depart Nairobi in the morning and drive along the Mwea irrigation scheme to Meru town for lunch, arriving in the afternoon. Later proceed on a game drive.  Dinner and then overnight at the camp.

2nd Day. Meru National Park/Nairobi.
Another morning game drive in Meru National Park, then departs to Nairobi, arriving about 18:00hrs.

WHAT TO TAKE WITH YOU
  • Drinking water, picnic items and camping equipment if you intend to stay overnight. Also useful are: binoculars, camera, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and guidebooks  
Accommodation on the trip safari in Meru national park, it will be fully catered for

Monday, 4 February 2013

private driver

This is the best part.
It is nice to be driven. Simply sit back and relax as you enjoy the drive in your vehicle wherever you want to go with the smoothness of a private driver.

Enjoy the air conditioning, stereo, and cleanliness just the way you like it.
After all, it is your car! at good rate.

Sunday, 3 February 2013

Our Car – Our Driver. car rental and driver

Our Car – Our Driver


If you'd prefer not to use your own car we can provide a car.
 
We also offer a flat rate for airport transfers – which varies depending on where you live and which airport you're visiting.
 
Arrive in style with an attractive,