Stephen Amell displays impressively buff bod on the beaches of St. Barts with wife Cassandra Jean

He is famous for playing the bow-wielding crusader on the CW’s hit superhero series Arrow, which came to a close in January after eight seasons.

And Stephen Amell displayed his impressively buff bod, while soaking up the sun on the beaches of St. Barts on Tuesday afternoon.

The actor, 39, was joined by his wife of eight-years, Cassandra Jean, 34, and their darling seven-year-old daughter Maverick Alexandra. 

Amell, going shirtless, had on a pair of royal blue swim trunks and a printed face covering that he kept around his neck.

He also layered two necklaces around his neck and romped in the water with an Apple Watch on his wrist. 

Cassandra, who wed the Canadian hunk in 2012, showcased her own trim and toned physique in a red two piece swimsuit.

The actress’ stylish swimwear consisted of a bandeau-style top and a pair of high-legged bikini bottoms.

Her golden blonde hair was tied up into a bun and shielded her eyes from the sun with a pair of chic aviator shades.

Stephen and his family have been vacationing in St. Barts for the past week, with the actor giving his 6.2million followers a peek at the trip via Instagram on Friday.

‘She’ll catch me,’ joked Amell, who shared a photo of himself and daughter ‘Mavi’ diving into a swimming pool with an awe-inspiring ocean view. 

Before heading off to the French Caribbean island, the Code 8 star and Mavi made sure to get their home decorated for the upcoming Christmas holiday.

Specifically, the daddy-daughter duo strung up some multi-colored lights onto a tiny tree in one of the many rooms in their spacious abode.

As Stephen stood on a ladder and wrapped lights around the tree, Mavi adorably spotted her father in case he fell.

The cute photo was likely taken by Mavi’s mother, Cassandra Jean, at their home in Georgia, where Amell had been filming his new Starz series before his two recent health scares.

Back in October, Stephen injured his back as he tried to execute a thoroughly rehearsed stunt, according to TV Line.

He was immediately assessed by the on-set medic and wrestling/stunt coordinators following the injury.

An investigation revealed that all requisite stunt safety protocols were being observed at the time of his injury.

As part of production, the Starz series is required to have a stunt coordinator and stunt and wrestling trainers on set while the actors perform physical activities.

The news of his back injury came just a few days after the Canadian native revealed he contracted the coronavirus, which resulted in the actor having to take a medical leave from the upcoming show.

During an appearance on Michael Rosenbaum’s Inside Of You podcast, he maintained he was ‘never worried about the lethal aspect’ of the virus, but did confess to feeling anxiety over ‘letting hundreds of people down,’ who are working hard on Heels.

Production continued while Amell quarantined, a Starz spokesperson told Deadline.