Elsa Pataky turns heads in a high-cut red swimsuit while surfing with friends in Australia

Elsa Pataky is looking amazing as she stays active and enjoys the outdoors. The Spanish actress was spotted at the beach in her home of Byron Bay, Australia, as she hung out with some friends for a surf session.

Elsa Pataky enjoys a beach day with her friends in Byron Bay, Australia

Pataky was spotted on the shore, wearing a high-cut red bathing suit that showed off her muscular body. She complemented the look with a green tank top and a brown hat to shield her face from the sun.

Her hair was loose and natural, while she styled her look with some jewelry, including some dangling earrings. Pataky was also spotted holding on to some snacks, with her holding on to a blue bag of chips.

In different photos, she’s seen chatting with some friends and waving towards someone in the ocean, likely surfing or enjoying a swim.

Pataky’s restful weekend comes after her husband, Chris Hemsworth, was spotted at the MotoGP on Philip Island, Australia. Hemsworth was accompanied by some friends as he greeted and said hello to some fans.

Pataky was seen wearing a high cut red bating suit

Pataky and her daughter’s adventure

Earlier this month, Pataky and her daughter, India, indulged in some of their favorite activities: horseback riding and exploring a new place. The pair went on an eight day horseback riding trip through Namibia, with them sharing some stunning photos on social media.

Pataky shared various photos showing her and her daughter enjoying their stunning surroundings, including many photos of the desert, the sunset, and plenty of time spent atop their horses.

“Just returned from an 8-day horse riding safari in India, where we crossed the Namib Desert, in Namibia, the oldest desert in the world,” wrote Pataky in the caption. She revealed that the experience was a physical challenge that they embraced. “We rode on average 40 kilometres a day, a total of 320 kilometres, our final destination the wild Skeleton Coast,” she wrote.

“Days were filled with never-ending gallops, hikes up canyons, sleeping out under the stars, and spotting desert oryx, zebra, and chameleons.”

She concluded the post by sharing a video of the group engaged in a desert race, with all members aptly handling their horses, the sand, and the heat.” Heads up: swipe to the last slide- can you guess who wins the race, India or Me?” she concluded the post, adding a smiling emoji.