Life in the slow lane: Tamara Ecclestone chills out poolside in Dubai

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 1:00 AM on 10th April 2011
With a billionaire father and model mother, Tamara Ecclestone is used to a jet-set lifestyle.
But while father Bernie Ecclestone is hanging out at noisy pitstops, his eldest daughter has been getting some peace and quiet.
The socialite and TV presenter, 26, headed to Dubai for a week-long holiday with boyfriend Omar Khyami.

Cool down: Tamara Ecclestone enjoys a cooling dip in the pool at The One And Only Hotel at The Palm in Dubai

The bilingual brunette showed off her toned and tanned figure in a tiny silver bikini as she relaxed by the pool.
With mother Slavica being a former model, it's easy to see where Tamara got her model looks.
As temperatures soared, Miss Ecclestone headed into the pool at the five-star One And Only at The Palm to cool down.
Throughout her holiday, Tamara regularly Tweeted and put a photo of the view from her £460-a-night room on her page.

Taking after mother: The 26-year-old shows that model figures runs in the family

As well as plenty of sunbathing, Ecclestone also shopped up a storm at Dubai's famous malls, but complained: 'Too much air conditioning. Am freezing.'
Ecclestone and live-in lover Khyami, 37, started dating in May last year, a few weeks after she ended her two-year romance with her former PR Robert Montague.
In a recent interview, Ecclestone admitted she was head over heels for Khyami and hoped to marry him.

Check out the view: Ecclestone Tweeted the view of Dubai city centre from her £460-a-night room at the One And Only on The Palm

She gushed: 'I’m a Type A personality - a little bit controlling - and he’s the total opposite.
'He’s the most laidback, calm, human being in the whole world.'
Ecclestone is currently renovating a £45million house in Kesington Palace Gardens - bought for her by her Formula 1 tycoon father.
The 80-year-old tycoon, who is worth around £2.4bn, has also bought a new home in Chelsea for Tamara's younger sister Petra, at an estimated cost of around £66m.