Where is the Love Island villa and can I stay there? – Manchester Evening News

Love Island returns to screens this week, with a new crop of contestants looking for romance in the Spanish sunshine.

For the 2021 series cast and crew have returned to sun-soaked Mallorca to film.

The villa for series 7 is in the picturesque village of Sant Lloren des Cardassar on the Balearic island of Mallorca, and show host Laura Whitmore gave fans a sneak peek inside this week at the new decor.

In a video she showed people around the amazing outdoor spaces with "the best views of Mallorca" as well as a swimming pool and hot-tub.

Outside there are also selfie mirrors, swing seats and day beds for "those intimate chats", while inside the "kitchen is ready for toasties", while the bedroom has some cheeky new headboards.

The lounge is the new home for the doghouse, while The Hideaway, where lovebirds go for some private time, has some "new secret drawers".

The new series of Love Island comes after it was postponed for a year due to the global coronavirus pandemic.

The last series to take place was the winter edition which started in January 2020 taking place in South Africa which was won by Paige Turley and Finley Tapp.

While the villa is indeed a stunning space for a holiday, unfortunately when not in use for Love Island it is a private residence not currently listed for rental so cannot be booked for holidays.

But there are a range of private hire villas and hotels in the same picturesque village of Sant Llorent des Cardassar.

The Love Island 2021 contestant pictures are soon to be released and we want to start getting excited.

If you haven't already noticed, every year certain retailers launch dupes of all our favourite Love Island merchandise.

Etsy- The retailer has a page with tonnes of sellers doing Love Island Bottles with personalised names on

NotOnTheHighStreet- personalised towels on the popular show become a must have every summer

eBay- You can get suitcase stickers like the islanders at eBay

Amazon- You can even get a Love Island board game at Amazon here to couple up and battle it out!

Not forgetting, head to the IsawItFirst pages for all the fashionable must haves you will see this years contestants wearing, as the fashion brand has once again partnered with the popular ITV show.

From Wednesday June 30, the Balearic Islands will be on the government's green list for travel which means UK residents are able to holiday there without the need for quarantine on return.

However, Spanish authorities have today updated their travel guidance to state that anyone not fully vaccinated from the UK will need to have a negative Covid-19 PCR test to enter from Wednesday, June 30.

Mallorca, or Majorca as it is also known, is the largest of the Balearic Islands in the western Mediterranean Sea.

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Where is the Love Island villa and can I stay there? - Manchester Evening News