They’ve been married for six years and share three young children. 

And it seems Chris Hemsworth, 33, and wife Elsa Pataky, 40, are as smitten as ever as the pair put on an affectionate display at the beach, late last month. 

The duo took their twin sons to a local beach in Byron Bay where they are based, and could be seen hugging one another as they relaxed seaside.

Model and actress Elsa showcased her incredibly toned figure in a pink string bikini and appeared to be makeup-free.

The Spanish beauty – who is known for films including the Fast and Furious franchise – wore her blonde locks out and a black hat.

Australian star Chris meanwhile, showcased his incredibly ripped physique wearing black board shorts and a camouflage-print cap, going shirtless.

Beach love: The duo took their twin sons to a local beach in Byron Bay where they are based, and could be seen hugging one another as they relaxed seaside

One hot mumma! Model and actress Elsa showcased her incredibly toned figure in a pink string bikini and appeared to be makeup free

Thor blimey! Australian star Chris meanwhile, showcased his incredibly ripped physique wearing black board shorts and an army print cap, going shirtless

The pair could be seen watching their three-year-old sons, Tristan and Sasha, who were wearing blue wet suits.

Their boys were swimming in a shallow pit of water as they looked on.

The pair also share a daughter, India Rose, four. 

Chris recently returned to Australia and relocated to Byron Bay permanently with his young family, after living in Los Angeles for almost a decade. 

Apple of his eye: The pair could be seen watching their three-year-old sons, Tristan and Sasha, who were wearing blue wet suits

Down Under: Chris recently returned to Australia and relocated to Byron Bay permanently with his young family, after living in Los Angeles for almost a decade

Last year, Chris told the Today Show that he ‘loved’ living in the US, but it never felt ‘like home.’

‘LA, I loved it, it was great being there with the opportunities with work, [but] it didn’t feel like home,’ he said when asked what he looks forward to most about arriving back in Australia.

‘Instantly, when I get off the plane, I’m back,’ he added. 

He added that choosing to live on the coast was similar to how he grew up ‘Which I think is essential to what we want to give [the children].’ 

Glad to be back: Last year, Chris told the Today Show that he ‘loved’ living in the US, but it never felt ‘like home’

A relaxed lifestyle: He added that choosing to live on the coast was similar to how he grew up ‘Which is I think is essential to what we want to give [the children]’

Family: Elsa and Chris have three children together