Cate Blanchett looked effortlessly chic on Friday as she relaxed during her sun-soaked holiday to Ibiza with husband Andrew Upton.

The Australian actress, 54, cut a stylish figure in a cream striped shirt dress while enjoying a day out with her playwright husband, 57, and other pals.

Cate flashed a glimpse of her toned legs in the long-line dress which featured a split at the back, teaming the outfit with white trainers.

Further accessorising her holiday look, the Carol star added a chic straw hat and beige sunglasses, while storing her days essentials in a quirky, red fabric bag.

Cate looked in good spirits as she was seen chatting to her husband Andrew after swapping their farm house in Crowborough, East Sussex for the White Isle.

Here she is: Cate Blanchett looked effortlessly chic on Friday as she relaxed during her sun-soaked holiday to Ibiza with husband Andrew Upton

Style: The Australian actress, 54, cut a stylish figure in a cream striped shirt dress while enjoying a day out with her playwright husband, 57, and other pals

Andrew, who married the star in 1997, cut a casual figure in a red polo shirt, teamed with burgundy shorts, a straw hat and brown leather sliders.

Cate, Andrew and the rest of the group had seemingly arrived to enjoy some time on the main land, having before walked across the jetty after arriving via a motorised boat.

They had arrived to their destination via a small yacht, before climbing the rocks and continuing their sun-soaked break.

It comes after Cate revealed there is a downside to being a world famous actress, at least when it comes to her homeland of Australia.

The Oscar winner told the Courier Mail that she feels embarrassed to admit what she does for a living when she's in the country.

'The worst thing for us as an actor in Australia is getting in the back of the cab and a cabbie asking "what do you do?" Because you think, "Oh, God…"' she said.

'You're constantly having to fight for the space or to justify the fact that you have the right to actually be an artist in Australia.'

The blonde beauty added that actors are more appreciated overseas, and she gains an appreciation for Australia's many talented stars with an outside perspective.

Holiday: Cate is enjoying some downtime from her busy schedule with a trip to the Spanish island

Leggy: Cate flashed a glimpse of her toned legs in the long-line dress which featured a split at the back, teaming the outfit with white trainers

There she goes: The star looked on good form as she made her way across the rocks

Beauty: Cate swept her blonde locks into a simple low bun while appearing to go make-up free for the outing

Couple: Cate looked in good spirits as she was seen chatting to her husband Andrew after swapping their farm house in Crowborough, East Sussex for the White Isle

Vacation attire: Andrew, who married the star in 1997, cut a casual figure in a red polo shirt, teamed with burgundy shorts, a straw hat and brown leather sliders

Follow me: Cate stayed close behind her husband as they walked across the jetty

Gorgeous: She was bound to turn heads with her chic holiday attire

'Yet overseas, our culture is celebrated and sung and praised but we don't often do it internally,' Cate told the publication.

'We don't often know what we have here. And living and working overseas, I can see absolutely objectively what we have here.'

A bonafide A-lister, the Tár star first rose to prominence with her star-making performance in the 1998 historical drama, Elizabeth.

Cate's portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I was critically acclaimed — garnering her her first ever Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

Although the Elizabeth star would go on to play Galadriel in all three Lord of the Rings films, she wouldn't win her first Academy Award until 2005.

Day out: Cate, Andrew and the rest of the group had seemingly arrived to enjoy some time on the main land, having before walked across the jetty after arriving via a motorised boat

All aboard: They had arrived to their destination via a small yacht, before climbing the rocks and continuing their sun-soaked break

Water girl: Cate looked on good form as she arrived by boat

Travels: The couple were surrounded by several of their friends

Fun times: The group looked in good spirits on their holiday

You and me: The married pair sat side-by-side in the boat

Easy does it: The film star was given a helping hand as she disembarked the boat

I've got you: Cate reached out to help her husband as they stepped onto dry land

Adult time: The couple were enjoying a holiday away from their four children

Companion: The couple were making the most of their free time as they hung out with pals in Ibiza

Adventure: The group climbed up the rocks and headed towards the road

Candid: It comes after Cate revealed there is a downside to being a world famous actress, at least when it comes to her homeland of Australia

Oh no; The Oscar winner told the Courier Mail that she feels embarrassed to admit what she does for a living when she's in the country

Awkward: 'The worst thing for us as an actor in Australia is getting in the back of the cab and a cabbie asking "what do you do?" Because you think, "Oh, God…"' she said

Experience: 'You're constantly having to fight for the space or to justify the fact that you have the right to actually be an artist in Australia'

She finally earned her first Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the 2005 film The Aviator.

The 54-year-old actress ironically won for portraying a famous American actress in The Aviator film — Katharine Hepburn.

Her first Oscar win made Cate the only actress to ever win an Academy Award for playing another actress in a film.

After her first Oscar, the Carol star has gone on to be nominated for an Academy Award eight times.