Torba Bay and Blue Flag Beach

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Torba Bay is a quiet fishing bay surrounded by pine and olive trees, located in the northern strait where the Bodrum Peninsula meets the mainland. There are Leleg tomb monuments dating back to the 4th century BC on the hills surrounding the bay, and 1,500-year-old monastery ruins from the Byzantine period on the shore. It is the main pier of historical sea transportation between Bodrum and Didim. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is a sheltered bay where green pine forests meet the deep blue sea. Since it is closed to the winds, its sea is as calm as a lake in all seasons. The beach is a mixture of fine sand and pebbles. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees