Love Island's seventh series began on Monday night after a long wait due to coronavirus.
In just a week there have already been arguments and romances - and there's set to be more drama as the series continues.
The hit dating show didn't air its usual summer series last year as a result of Covid restrictions and the last series to grace our screens was a winter edition set in South Africa in January 2020.
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But this week it has returned to its 'home' in Majorca and to the iconic villa.
We're all happy to see the famous infinity pool and hideaway back on our screens, and the good news is you can even stay there yourself.
The villa is located on the Spanish island of Majorca but producers choose not to share the exact location to prevent any secrets being revealed before the show airs.
It is in a quiet area of the island and the nearest village is Sant Llorenç des Cardassar and the nearest airport is Palma.
This villa would be the perfect place for a group of friends to holiday at with the multiple beds and the hideaway available.
According to the Daily Star you and your friends could soak up the sun for a sum of £3,000 a week.
You would feel like a Love Island star dancing on the sun deck and pulling people for a chat around the fire pit.
However, the villa is very popular as there is already a long waiting list.
Or if you're a true Love Island fan you might want to go for a stay at Casa Amor.
But this villa is even more expensive, priced at between £4,572 and £8,128 per week.
