Scarlett Johansson rented a yacht for the cast of “Jurassic World Rebirth” during their demanding filming process, her young co-star Audrina Miranda exclusively told Page Six.

“Scarlett rented out a yacht one day, so we were all able to hang out there,” Miranda said during our interview, when asked how the cast bonded during the grueling Thailand and Malta shoot.

Miranda, 12, further divulged that she “got paid $50 to jump off the boat,” and “it was worth it.”

The actress, who plays shipwrecked tourist Isabella Delgado in the action film, said co-star David Iacono gifted her with a Nerf gun for her birthday, and the duo went to all the trailers on set and “just did a little ‘pew pew’” at their co-stars.

When asked what it was like to work with the Oscar-nominated actress, Miranda divulged that Johansson is “so humble, and she’s just so down to earth, which is amazing.”

Miranda, who was the only child actor on set, added that the entire ensemble of “big actors” put her at ease.

“They just really make you feel like you’re a part of their family, and there’s no reason to feel scared,” she shared. “They always made me feel comfortable when we were filming, which was really nice.”

As for Jonathan Bailey, whom Scarlett was famously seen kissing on the mouth during the “Jurassic Park Rebirth” premieres in New York and London, Miranda gushed over the actor.

“He’s so nice,” she told us. “And he’s funny, which made it even better.”

Miranda noted that night shoots often left the cast “tired” and “drained,” but Bailey “always made all of us laugh.”

While Miranda was the only child actor, she shared that she had a photo double on set. She also told us that Johansson’s daughter Rose, 10, whom she shares with ex-husband Romain Dauriac, joined the movie’s cast and crew in Thailand.

“We were at the pool almost every day when I wasn’t filming,” she said, adding that co-star Marshala Ali’s daughter Bari, 8, joined her in Malta.

In addition to “a lot” of trips to the pool, Miranda shared that she and her young friends visited a museum “once or twice” to pass the time.

The entire experience has become a “core memory” for the young actress, who confessed she had “butterflies” when she heard she’d booked the role in the iconic dinosaur franchise.

“I just remember being excited and I didn’t think it was real,” she said.