Sohoton Jellyfish Sanctuary

Sohoton Jellyfish Sanctuary is a sheltered brackish lagoon within Sohoton Cove on Bucas Grande Island in Socorro, Surigao del Norte, Philippines. It is known for its seasonal population of stingless jellyfish that visitors can observe and swim with. The sanctuary is part of the Sohoton Bay protected seascape surrounded by limestone karst, mangroves and islets, and is accessed only by guided boat tours from Socorro.

Visitors arrive by motorized boat through Sohoton Cove's limestone islets and mangrove channels to a calm, emerald lagoon enclosed by karst cliffs. During season, the water contains large numbers of small, stingless jellyfish visible near the surface. The visit involves a guided boat ride, swimming and snorkeling in the lagoon with life vests, and sightseeing of surrounding coves, rock formations and mangroves. Facilities are basic and all visits are guided.