Torbek is a surf spot located about 7 kilometers southwest of Les Cayes in Haiti. This area is known for its river mouth that meets the coast, creating a unique surfing environment. The surrounding area features the vibrant and bustling atmosphere of Les Cayes, which is the main port in southern Haiti. The town has around 70,000 residents and boasts narrow, busy streets lined with colorful colonial buildings.

The surf at Torbek can be inconsistent, but when it's on, you can expect a fun right-hand wave peeling over a mix of boulders and sand. It’s particularly suited for longboarding and offers an easy, open ride for surfers. The spot works best with swells coming directly from the southeast and can handle wave sizes starting from 1 ft (0.3 m). Pay attention to the tide—it’s preferable to surf during low to mid tide for the best conditions. Winds from the northwest are ideal, and surfers at this spot should ideally have an intermediate level of skill to navigate the waves.

Swells from the east and south can also produce rideable conditions, but be aware that swells coming from other directions might not work as well, especially those blocked by Ile a Vache. Overall, Torbek is a spot that can be enjoyed by those looking for a mellow surfing day, especially if you catch it at the right time.