Luisinha Oliveira in Bathing Suit Visits "Tulum"

Portuguese model and ex-girlfriend of F1 star Lando Norris Luisinha Oliveira is enjoying a magical vacation in Tulum, Mexico. Oliveira shared pictures of herself posing in a rust-colored bathing suit on a gorgeous beach, with blue skies and palm trees in the background. "Tulum 🌴," she captioned the post. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Oliveira stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

Oliveira does yoga as part of her wellness routine. "One of the wonderful things about yoga is accepting yourself and your body just as you are today," says Corinna Keenmon, MD, FAPA. "This is the mindfulness aspect of yoga — simply appreciating your body for the things that it can do right now in the present moment."

Oliveira focused on completing her education before becoming a model. "Only after finishing my degree did I start to dedicate myself to modeling," she says. "I took Marketing Management at IPAM Porto, and one semester at Metropolitan University in Budapest, three amazing years."

Oliveira has a mark on her left cheekbone she never hides, saying it's part of who she is. "It's not sun damage, I'm actually really careful with my skin," she says. "It's a birthmark, and I think there's no reason to hide it. Quite the opposite, I think birthmarks are beautiful, special, and make you even more unique."

Oliveira enjoys plenty of carbohydrates as part of her regular diet. "Whole grains are better sources than refined grains of fiber and other important nutrients, such as B vitamins," says the Mayo Clinic. "Refined grains go through a process that strips out parts of the grain — along with some of the nutrients and fiber."

Oliveira is happiest and feels most grounded when she is surrounded by her loved ones. Spending time with my friends and family is one of the things I value the most," she says. "I believe we should define our priorities and try to find a balance between them, and I think it also depends on the phase of your life you're going through."