The Love Island 2026 villa has been unveiled, and it boasts more beds than ever before, designer goods, and a revamped hideaway. Located in Mallorca, the multi-million-pound property will house the islanders for eight weeks of filming, with close quarters sure to stir up drama among the new singles.
Villa Location and Security
The villa sits in a remote area, accessible via single-track roads leading to a guarded front gate to keep trespassers at bay. Upon arrival, islanders will walk along a wooden pathway through a giant chrome heart to enter their new home, where they will find an array of designer clothing and a choice of double beds to share with their partner on the first night.
More Beds, More Bombshells
Speaking to the Daily Mail from the Mallorca villa, producers Amanda Stavri and Lewis Evans said, 'There are more beds, and with more beds comes more bombshells!' The villa has been revamped for the 2026 summer series, featuring baby pink and teal walls, gold accessories, and an outdoor terrace with a swing and plunge pool for romantic dates.
The Hideaway
If contestants want alone time away from the group but still on camera, they can head to the glamorous hideaway. TV producers will stock the wardrobes with sex toys and lingerie to ensure saucy action. The hideaway has its own terrace with a sexy swing and plunge pool.
Sustainable Fashion Partnership
Love Island has again partnered with eBay to promote sustainable fashion, providing pre-loved clothing. The bright blue dressing room features an impressive wardrobe with Prada, Dior, and Louis Vuitton handbags, along with stylish heels and trainers. This leads to a beautifying boudoir stocked with luxury hairdryers and makeup products.
Garden and Amenities
The garden has been refreshed with a blue fire pit, and the rest of the villa follows a pink and green theme. The kitchen and lounging area are ready, with the freezer stocked with Solero ice cream and the fridge with Poppi soda. The villa boasts a 20m swimming pool, plush sun loungers, day beds, and the famous terrace where secret chats occur, though the fencing has been shortened for more visibility.
Booking the Villa
Fans can book a stay at the villa, but it comes at a cost: around £5,000 per week for six bedrooms. The show returns on Monday, June 1, on ITV2 with host Maya Jama, who promises even more twists this year.
Meet the Islanders
The new islanders include Jasmine (27, fashion business owner), Aidan (23, property broker), Lorenzo (28, business owner), Sam (25, electrician), Samraj (25, model), Sean (25, primary school teacher), Ope (27, West-End performer), Mica (21, student), Lola (28, detective), Angelista (24, nurse), Ellie (24, real estate videographer), and Robyn (21, quantity surveyor and DJ).
