Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Enjoy Their Luxurious Italian Vacation on a Yacht in Portofino — See the Pics!

The Entrapment actress and her husband showed off as they made this quadruple-decker yacht their playground on vacation.

The gorgeous brunette was spotted taking a load off as she relaxed on the large yacht. Catherine looked incredible in a pastel pink kaftan that featured a stunning gold and lavender floral design. She also donned a chunky pair of designer glasses!

The Basic Instinct actor looked just as at ease as his wife while enjoying the day in Portofino. Michael was twinning with Catherine as he wore pastel pink shorts and a white T-shirt.

Michael enjoyed the gorgeous weather and warm temperatures as he lounged on the yacht and read an issue of the Wall Street Journal.

Later in the day, the dynamic duo put the romance in high gear as they enjoyed a night out for dinner in Portofino. Michael and Catherine — who are the parents of their kids — Dylan Douglas, 18, Carys Douglas, 16, as well as Michael’s oldest son, Cameron Douglas, 40, from a previous relationship — looked incredible as they were spotted out and about in the stunning beachside city.

For the nighttime outing, the Golden Globe Award-winner and his leading lady dressed to the nines. The couple was all smiles as they grabbed a bite to eat at an extravagant restaurant with a decent-sized group of friends.

Catherine wore a gorgeous white and blue maxidress that featured a lace design, while Michael opted for a yellow button-up shirt and khaki slacks.

As he continues to grow older, Michael said that aging has put a lot of things in perspective for him. “The upside of aging is that you choose how you spend your time much more carefully,” he dished to The Mirror in early February 2019.

The Academy Award-winning actor even once gushed about finding love with Catherine after the peak of his career. “The joy of my marriage with Catherine and having our children at a point in my life when my career had developed allowed me much more time to enjoy my family,” he once said, “as opposed to earlier on in my life.”

Surviving tongue cancer in 2010 also taught Michael an important lesson on what’s truly important in life. “It feels like a rebirth after you go through cancer and come out of it — you see priorities differently,” he gushed of his family to The Mirror. “You have a much deeper appreciation of marriage, of your children — you see everything a little bit clearer and a little brighter.”