
What it's like
Belize Jungle Dome is a ranch set in the jungle near Belize City. It is known for horse rides on jungle trails that run past rivers and through teak tree plantations, and it is run as a working place for riding rather than as a stop for walking about.
A visit is built around the ride. Riders head out on the trails through the forest, past the rivers and the plantations. Riders with experience can gallop along the trails. The trip is usually booked as a full day from Belize City, with the ranch arranging the riding.
Good to know
- Galloping is for experienced riders only.
- Go in a group and carry your passport, bottled water and sunscreen.
Belize Jungle Dome
Belize Jungle Dome is a ranch in the jungle where visitors ride horses on trails past rivers and teak plantations. Experienced riders can gallop the trails.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
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The same kind of day, elsewhere
Horseback riding





