ITV2's biggest reality show is back - and one lucky couple will be crowned winners and offered the chance to win a huge cash prize.
Caroline Flack shared a video on her Instagram confirming the start date of Love Island.
Captioning the video Caroline said: "And off we go. with a heart and palm tree emoji."
The video shows Caroline on a lilo in a pool, with the hashtag #daydotiscoming and the date Monday June 3 on ITV2.
Last year, Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham proved victorious as Josh Denzel and Kaz Crossley finished second.
How to watch Love Island - what time is it on?
Based on previous episodes, you can watch all the latest antics from the luxury villa in Spain live by tuning into ITV2 at 9pm.
You can still apply for Love Island 2019
The show will also be streamed live via ITV Hub simultaneously with its TV broadcast.
Where can you catch up on Love Island?
If you can't make the 9pm viewing, don't worry, ITV2 does also have ITV2+1, so you’ll be able to watch the show at 10pm.
You will also be able to watch previous episodes on ITVHub, which can be accessed on desk top, smartphones and on TV, as part of Catchup on both Sky and Virgin.
