Chris Hemsworth looked like a real-life superhero on Sunday when he took his wife, Elsa Pataky, and their children to the beach in Byron Bay, NSW.
The couple, who recently moved into a nearby ‘mega-mansion’ worth $20million, doted on their daughter India Rose, seven, and twin sons Tristan and Sasha, five.
Chris, 36, and Elsa, 43, were joined by their beloved dogs as they helped their children build sandcastles on the shore.
Thor blimey! Chris Hemsworth (right) looked like a real-life superhero on Sunday when he took his wife, Elsa Pataky (centre), and their children to the beach in Byron Bay
Chris, who is known for playing Thor in the Marvel Universe movies, flaunted his muscular frame in a pair of black boardshorts.
He protected himself from the sun by wearing a baseball cap and dark shades.
Elsa, meanwhile, wore a simple grey dress over a leopard print bikini.
The Fast and the Furious actress, 43, styled her shoulder-length blonde hair in loose, tousled curls and appeared to be makeup free.
Looking good! Chris, who is known for playing Thor in the Marvel Universe movies, flaunted his muscular frame in a pair of black boardshorts
Beach babe: Elsa, meanwhile, wore a simple grey dress over a leopard print bikini
Fun in the sun: The pair looked relaxed as they spent quality time with their children, who appeared to be making the most of the excellent weather
The pair looked relaxed as they spent quality time with their children, who appeared to be making the most of the excellent weather.
At one stage, Chris was seen cuddling their dog, Sunny, who recently went missing in Byron Bay after being zapped by an electric fence and running off.
The dog was later discovered by neighbours after a Facebook community campaign.
Chris and Elsa recently finished construction of a sprawling $20million mansion in Broken Head and have now officially moved in.
Puppy love! At one stage, Chris was seen cuddling their dog, Sunny, who recently went missing in Byron Bay after being zapped by an electric fence and running off
‘It was a good decision’: In June, Chris spoke about his decision to move to Byron Bay with his family in 2014, after they had spent several years living in Los Angeles
In June, Chris spoke about his decision to move to Byron Bay with his family in 2014, after they had spent several years living in LA.
The father-of-three told OK! magazine the sea change had been a ‘good decision’ overall for his family.
‘There I can be with people and talk about things that have nothing to do with the film business,’ Chris said.
‘That’s almost impossible in Los Angeles, where there’s rarely a moment when you can forget that you’re an actor.’
Low-key lifestyle: ‘[In Byron Bay] I can be with people and talk about things that have nothing to do with the film business,’ Chris told OK! magazine earlier this year
He added: ‘Living in Australia allows me to be away from a world where where you can lose touch with reality sometimes.’
Elsa also told The Sydney Morning Herald in December that moving to Byron Bay was like a childhood dream come true.
‘Growing up I was very happy in nature, with animals, and I dreamed of living in a place where my kids can run around with no shoes on, surrounded by all kinds of animals – dangerous and not dangerous,’ she said.
Candid: Elsa also told The Sydney Morning Herald in December that moving to Byron Bay was like a childhood dream come true
Source: dailymail.co.uk
