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Horsebay is a serene retreat on Mida Creek, offering eco-friendly stays and transformative experiences. With our herd of horses and a focus on nature and community, we inspire connection, healing, and adventure.

Kerstin with the Horsebay herd

2024

Founding Year

Since 2024, Horsebay has been home to transformative retreats and events, inspiring connection and growth.

52+

People Hosted

More than 52 guests have experienced the magic of Horsebay, reconnecting with nature and themselves.

Creektower, built with sustainable materials among the trees of Mida Creek

Our History

Horsebay began with a vision to create a sanctuary where people, nature, and animals could connect. Built with sustainable materials and local craftsmanship, it has grown into a unique retreat that reflects the beauty and spirit of Mida Creek.

Kerstin, founder and horse coach at Horsebay Watamu, with her horse

About Kerstin - Founder & Horse Coach

Kerstin is an accredited transpersonal coach, a certified horse coach, and experienced facilitator who helps people reconnect with their intuition, emotions, and authentic leadership through the wisdom of horses. With two decades of work in international development, she brings a deep understanding of human and community transformation into every session.

At Horsebay Watamu, she combines her love for horses, nature, and mindful living to create safe, inspiring spaces for personal growth and collective healing. Her approach bridges heart and action - guiding individuals, teams, and communities to find clarity, courage, and flow.

Beyond the arena, Kerstin is passionate about inclusive and sustainable community development. She collaborates with local changemakers, women's groups, and conservation initiatives, weaving together human potential and the natural world into one holistic ecosystem of growth.

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Watamu, Mida Creek, next to Crab Shack

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Kerstin with the Horsebay horses at Mida Creek

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