Vampire Diaries Star Nina Dobrev Relaxes On a Beach

Last week (or was it a few weeks ago?) I finished watching VAMPIRE DIARIES Season 1. I loved it soooo much! Nina Dobrev who stars as Elena Gilbert is just so drop dead gorgeous (she looks like our local actress Angelica Panganiban and Rachael Leigh Cook rolled into one!) and the two vampire brothers, IAN SOMERHALDER who plays as the evil Damon Salvatore and PAUL WESLEY who plays the little brother, as Stefan Salvatore.

Anyway, the 21-year old pretty starlet was with her agent and BFF in Turks and Caicos earlier this week in celebration of the Gansevoort Turks + Caicos resort's first anniversary.

In this very posh resort, she attended the Core Fusion classes at Exhale Spa each morning, sunbathed at the beach during the day, and partied at Bagatelle Lounge well into the night, every night.What else is a young lady going to do but relax and party, right? *envious*

Well, she deserved to revitalize and have fun. She's been working too hard and she needs a break.

Yesterday, she was seen busily strutting her pretty self from one event to the next: She was at the CW Upfronts at NYC’s Madison Square Garden during the day and that night, she had fun at Eyebeam for Express’ 30th anniversary party.

Nina Dobrev's also appeared ine the following films: "Chloe" with Julianne Moore, Amanda Seyfried and Liam Neeson; "Fugitive Pieces," with Ayelet Zurer and Rosamund Pike; "Away From Her," with Julie Christie, and "The Poet."

See more photos of the Vampire Diaries trio below... I think I'm gonna faint! IAN SOMERHALDER is sooooooooooooooooooooooooo HOT!!!!!!!!!!

****Somerhalder is well known for his role as Boone on J.J. Abrams' critically acclaimed drama "Lost." He won the 2005 SAG Award as part of "Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series" and "Lost" won the 2005 Emmy Award for "Best Television Series - Drama." The show was also nominated for the 2004 Golden Globe Award and the 2004 People's Choice Award.

Somerhalder will next appear on the big screen in Scott Mann's "The Tournament," opposite Robert Carlyle, Ving Rhames and Kelly Hu. The film is about a battle that takes place every ten years between 40 of the world's deadliest assassins. Other film credits include starring in Ellen Kanor's "The Wake," opposite Bijou Phillips; Aaron Wiederspahn's "Sensation of Sight," opposite David Strathairn and Jane Adams; Jim Sonzero's "Pulse," opposite Kristen Bell and Christina Milian; Roger Avary's "The Rules of Attraction," opposite James Van Der Beek, Kate Bosworth, Kip Pardue and Jessica Biel; Irwin Winkler's "Life as a House," opposite Hayden Christensen, Kevin Kline and Kristen Scott Thomas; Martin Guigui's "Changing Hearts," opposite Lauren Holly and Faye Dunaway; and Tony Giglio's "In Enemy Hands," opposite William H. Macy, Jeremy Sisto and Scott Caan.