Kim Kardashian was showing off her stuff.
The 41-year-old socialite has been enjoying a tropical getaway for days, as she showed off on Instagram.
The star came to the beach on Tuesday wearing a gorgeous bright blue two-piece swimsuit as she enjoyed some time on the beach and frolicked in the water.
Kardashian's swimsuit is paired with a short-sleeved open-navel swimsuit and a high waist at the bottom, showing her curves to the fullest.
Earlier this week, Kim Kardashian showed off her curves in a bright blue swimsuit. (Super Agency)
The star didn't share where in the world she was, but she began posting photos of her tropical vacation earlier this week. Her post contained photos of reality TV stars basking in the sun on the beach — wearing bikinis, of course.
In one post, she admired "Mother Nature" while using another post to announce that her day was a "beach party."
Kardashian's beach vacation comes as her boyfriend, Pete Davidson, embarks on a new business venture — turning ferries into clubs.
The 28-year-old comedian and his "Saturday Night Live" co-star Colin Jost recently teamed up with Comedy Club owner Paulo Italia to buy a decommissioned Staten Island ferry with the intention of converting it into a club.
Kardashian did not share where or with whom she was, but shared several photos of her on a tropical vacation. (Super Agency)
Jost, Davidson and Italy won the bid on Wednesday. F. Kennedy won the bid, and the 277-foot (84-meter) vessel shuttled between Manhattan and Staten Island in New York City from 1965 until it ceased service last August.
The trio bought the boat, which was auctioned off by the Citywide Administrative Services department, for $280,100.
"The Staten Island Ferry is definitely iconic," real estate investor and co-owner of the restaurant and comedy club The Stand Saidia said Friday. "We wanted to find a way to save it and do something special with it."
Kardashians were seen enjoying themselves on the beach and in the water for a while. (Super Agency)
The ferry retrofit won't be completed anytime soon, but Italy claims the project is in a "very early stage".
"It's really early stages," he said. "You have a great idea, you're trying to execute it, the first step is to acquire the ship, and I think that's the story now." We successfully acquired the ship and made sure it didn't disappear into the scrap yard like the first two. ”
Fox News' Lauryn Overhultz and The Associated Press contributed to this report
Edit: Chihiro Takashi ins