Malia, The First Daughter Of Obama Was Unimpressed On Bicycle Ride On A vacation During The Family's Stay On Martha's Vineyard.

The oldest daughter of the president appeared to look unhappy while on a family bicycle ride during vacation on the island
The Massachusetts retreat is known as a summer hangout for the wealthy
Obama has been spotted playing golf there with a number of celebs
The family is nearing the end of their two-week long summer vacation

The 'First Daughter' looked spectacularly unimpressed while on a bicycle ride with her family during their vacation on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard.

Malia Obama was photographed peddling in between her mother and father along a path in Vineyard Haven.

While biking, the 17 year old appeared to be in a sour mood.

Her younger sibling, Sasha, led the pack of four, who were surrounded by a number of Secret Service officers.

Unimpressed: In the photo above, Malia Obama appears to be unimpressed as her father peddles behind her while on a family bicycle ride on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts

Not in the mood: In the photo above President Barack Obama follows his daughter as they ride on a trail


Surrounded: The Obama family was surrounded by Secret Service agents while biking. Sasha Obama (far left) led her sister, Malia (center), and mother Michelle (far right)

The family has been vacationing on the upscale island since August 7 and are nearing the end of their two-week relaxing trip.

In recent days, President Obama has been photographed playing numerous rounds of golf with celebrities and athletes, including Seinfeld creator and Curb Your Enthusiasm Star Larry David, NBA legends Ray Allen and Alonzo Mourning and even former President Bill Clinton.

The Obamas are staying at a luxurious rented property in Chilmark on the western part of the island until they return back to Washington on August 23. 

No fun: Malia Obama (above left) didn't appear to be amused while on the family bicycle ride

Vacation: The family is nearing the end of their two-week long vacation on the upscale island. In the photo above, Malia (left) appears unhappy as her father trails behind her

The seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom retreat also has a dual basketball and tennis court on it.
It went on the market in July for a cool $22.5million.
A cluster of top aides have also joined the family during this 17-day stay on the island that is mostly known as a summer hangout for the wealthy, to update the president as developments warrant.
Obama has visited the island every year of his presidency, except during the 2012 re-election campaign.

Exercise: The Obamas have been staying in a luxurious house on the island while on vacation. Malia Obama (left) appears to be unhappy while getting in some exercise on the bicycle ride with her family

With no official appearances on the schedule, the family has spent most of their time away from Washington taking in beach outings, hikes and dinner at some of the upscale island's top restaurants. 

However, Obama has been privately reaching out to Democratic lawmakers in a bid to boost support for the Iran deal.

Congress will vote next month on a resolution of disapproval on the accord to curb Iran's nuclear program in exchange for billions of dollars in sanctions relief. 

Speed: Michelle Obama (left) sped in front of her husband and oldest daughter during their family outing

The president is expected to have to veto the measure, but White House officials and Democratic lawmakers have expressed confidence that there is enough support in the party to block GOP override efforts.

Earlier this summer, Malia was working on HBO cult series 'Girls,' created by writer and actor Lena Dunham, as part of a summer internship in New York.

While in the Big Apple she was spotted at a number of eateries and visitor attractions.

Malia had been seen going to the cinema in the West Village, eating out in Soho favorite La Esquina and meeting friends at the Nolita's Ruby Cafe, where staff said she left more than a 50 percent tip, the New York Post reported.

Dissatisfied: Malia Obama (left) appears to be dissatisfied while biking near her mother, Michelle. Earlier this summer, she interned in New York working on the HBO cult series 'Girls'

The family has spent most of their time away from Washington taking in beach outings, hikes and dinner at some of the upscale island's top restaurants