Perfect in paradise: Jordana Brewster shows off her beach ready bikini body in holiday snap

PUBLISHED: 13:06, 13 August 2013 | UPDATED: 13:07, 13 August 2013

She revs things up as part of the Fast & Furious 6 cast and it seems during her down time Jordana Brewster also ups the gear on her sex appeal.

The Dallas actress has shown off just how beach ready her body is by posting a picture of herself in a bikini on her Twitter page.

The 33-year-old shared the snap showing her toned to perfection body in a stunning ocean backdrop.

Beach babe: Jordana Brewster shows off her bikini body on Twitter as she relaxes in 'Paradise'

She wrote next to the picture: 'In paradise enjoying some down time.'

And that was certainly the case as she sauntered along the sand showing off her tiny and tanned physique.

Jordana gave herself some curves with the navy blue halter neck bikini top, which she matched with a printed pair of white and blue pants.

Summer style: She's currently relaxing on a beach but was last seen wandering around in West Hollywood

She looked like an image out of a Bond movie as she emerged from the water looking like a picture of perfection with her wet hair scraped back.

The TV star wore a small pendant around her neck and looked down as she posed for the stunning image.

Brewster was last seen out and about in West Hollywood several days ago.

Boho babe: Last week she was also seen wandering around her local area in a hippy style dress and bag

Jordana – perhaps best known for her role as Elena Ramos in revived American drama Dallas – lives in Los Angeles with her film producer husband Andrew Form, who she met while filming horror spin-off The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning in 2006.

While the couple are yet to start a family, the actress has already stressed that when she does eventually have children they won’t be following her into the film industry.

‘Whenever I have a kid, if he or she says, “I want to be an actor,” I’ll say, “Please don’t do it!”’ she told Marie Claire.

‘But no-one in my family was in show-business, so they didn’t know any better.’