Neil Patrick Harris Enjoys Croatia Vacation With Family, Posts Shirtless Photo

Neil Patrick Harris on Tuesday posted a shirtless photo of himself while enjoying a tropical getaway in Croatia with his family before his kids head back to school.

"165 pounds soaking wet," the fit 48-year-old “How I Met Your Mother” star captioned the photo in which he could be seen sporting navy blue Ron Dorff swim trunks and a Miansai pendant necklace.

Harris and his husband, Broadway actor and professional chef David Burtka are in the Croatian coast for some quality time with their 10-year-old twins Harper and Gideon.

Harris also posted a sweet photo of his 46-year-old husband, Broadway actor and professional chef David Burtka, and two children enjoying a boat ride.

“Happily heading to our next adventure… #grateful @dbelicious,” Harris wrote.

Before their trip to Croatia, Harris and Burtka were seen on Italy's Amalfi Coast, and "A Series of Unfortunate Events" star had shared pictures from the vacation.

In one of the posts, Harris said: “Just got back from a magical trip to Italy!! Jon and Lizzie, thank you for a week that we will cherish and remember forever. Your generosity and kindness are nothing short of remarkable. Can’t wait to see you both soon."

According to PEOPLE, Harris and Burtka love taking their kids on family vacations. The two have been traveling with their kids "since they were less than one year old," Harris said, adding that Croatia is the favorite vacation destination for the family of four.

"A few years ago, we went to Croatia to visit a friend in Hvar, which is a spectacular, small, amazing destination in the gorgeous Adriatic Sea," Harris said. "We would just swim up to a rocky crag and climb super high and then jump into the water."

Harris also recently opened up about the challenges and rewards of remote schooling and quarantine isolation. "I think it's made the kids closer to each other and made us become closer to them in a much more nuanced way," he said. "So as challenging as it's been, I really appreciate the good things that have come from it."

He said the toughest part during the quarantine was "coming up with new and inventive things to amuse" their kids with.

"As a parent, we don't want them to be constantly attached to an iPad, and yet with few options, that's kind of all they want to do. That's challenging because I really like video games. I'm torn between being the stern taskmaster that says, 'Nay those screens, you must paint!,' and being the father that says, 'Wait, what's this cool new game, show me,” Harris added.