Living the Australian dream! Chris Hemsworth's wife Elsa Pataky, 43, shows off her toned figure as she takes their children surfing in Byron Bay
Chris Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, is living the Australian dream.
The Spanish actress took the couple's three children, India Rose, Tristan and Sasha, surfing near their $20million mega-mansion in Byron Bay on Friday.
Elsa, 43, looked like a professional as she jumped into the water and showed her kids how to paddle out and catch waves.
Living the dream! Chris Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, took their three children, India Rose, Tristan and Sasha, surfing near the family's $20million mansion in Byron Bay on Friday
The mother-of-three arrived at the beach carrying two children's boards before leading the surf session.
Elsa, who showcased her toned figure in a black spring suit, patiently helped her kids climb onto their boards in the shallows.
The Hemsworth children wore matching Quiksilver wetsuits and seemed eager to learn.
Giving instructions: The mother-of-three arrived at the beach carrying two children's boards before leading the surf session
Family time! Elsa patiently helped her kids climb onto their boards in the shallows
Looking good! The Spanish actress, 43, showcased her toned figure in a black spring suit
Chris, who is an enthusiastic surfer, didn't join his wife and children at the beach.
Last August, the Hollywood star revealed he was taking a break from the spotlight amid the runaway success of his Marvel films.
He told the Men's Health Strength Session podcast that he wanted to focus on his family instead of his career for a while.
Cute! The Hemsworth children wore matching Quiksilver wetsuits and seemed eager to learn
'I'm just at home now, taking the next six months off and spending time with the kids and the wife,' Chris said of life back in Australia.
The Thor: Ragnarok star, 36, explained the decision to take time off at the peak of his career wasn't easy.
'After the Avengers press tour [in April] I had a real moment of like, "Oh, what now? I'm unemployed, what next?"' he said.
'And then I thought, "No, this is the problem. If you keep looking ahead and not enjoying [the present], then you're just going to miss it."'
Chris relocated to Australia with his family in 2014, after several years living in LA. They recently moved into a $20million mansion in Broken Head, near Byron Bay.
Staying home: Chris, an enthusiastic surfer, didn't join his wife and children at the beach
G'day! Chris relocated to Australia with his family in 2014, after several years living in LA. They recently moved into a $20million mansion in Broken Head, near Byron Bay
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