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122 reviews, 4.7/5 starsIn second place, we have Cala Llombards, a stunning white sandy beach on the southeast coast of Majorca.This beach is a natural paradise and is fairly unknown to tourists and rather a go-to spot for locals and holiday rental owners in the area. Cala Llombards is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, thanks to the calm waters due to its sheltered location and clear visibility for coral and fish spotting.

Love Island 2022 is weeks away from kicking off and the villa is nearing completion.The original villa was sold in March for a whopping €3m (£2.57m) and the new and improved villa, located in Majorca, is almost ready for the latest set of singletons.New images have allowed fans to get their first glimpse of the six-bedroom mansion which is receiving its finishing touches.The infamous fire pit, which is the centre of all things drama, has made a triumphant return and will be the place where couples gather for tense eliminations and nail-biting recoupling's.Aerial shots of the luxury pad show a 20m swimming pool which is surrounded by dark wooden decking.It also boasts an outdoor kitchen and plenty of daybeds where this year's islanders can relax and soak up the Spanish sun.This year, the villa is located at the foot of a large hill and surrounded by fields, meaning the islanders will have total privacy during their romantic getaway.The shots from the Spanish villa show members of the crew still on site, suggesting the final product isn't quite there yet.Scaffolding still remains around the edges of the property but it seems the plush new pad will embody a more rustic charm than shown in previous years.Season one and two of the popular ITV dating show were filmed at a villa in Majorca's Santanyi region before being moved to the north-east part of the island, Sant Llorenç des Cardassar.The old villa in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar housed contestants for five years, but it was revealed earlier this year that bosses were on the lookout for a new space in a bid to "enhance the show."Laura Whitmore is set to return as this year's host after signing a whopping £500,000 deal back in March.The 37-year-old will return alongside

Love Island is set to be moving to a new prime location, bosses have confirmed after speculation emerged of set changes to the hit dating show for the upcoming series. Along with a host of fresh faced contestants, the ITV2 reality dating show will return this summer with a completely different house after filming at the same Majorcan property for the last five years. Managing director of ITV’s media and entrainment, Kevin Lygo, has said Love Island is moving to a “marvellous” new mansion in what appears to be a bid to revitalise the show, which will enter its eight series in a few month’s time.

Love Island bosses have confirmed that the latest batch of singletons will be living in a brand new villa.Producers have found the new home for this year’s cast members but it will still be in Mallorca.The popular ITV2 dating show has been filming all of the raunchy antics at the same sprawling property for five years, but as viewers prepare to welcome the warmer weather, ITV producers have been looking to revamp the series.And what better way to do that than by giving the set a breath of fresh air as they started hunting out a new space on the housing market to “enhance the show.”Now, TV bosses have confirmed they have found their new villa which remains on the Spanish island as fans eagerly await the new series.But that’s not all, as applications to secure a spot on the hottest reality show of the year are still open for the ultimate summer of love.The media corporation confirmed in a statement: “The ultimate summer of love is on the horizon as Love Island makes its long awaited return, direct from a brand new villa in Mallorca.“Applications are currently open for singletons looking for a long, hot Summer …"It comes after a source told The Sun how viewers could expect to see more mountainous views that overlook the ocean in the new hotspot.Season one and two of Love Island were filmed at a property in southern Mallorca’s Santanyi region before they moved to the current location of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar in the north-east.They told the publication: “ITV bosses think it is the right moment to refresh this element of the show, just as they did in series three back in 2017.“Bosses are conscious of the fact that this is also an opportunity to consider all the new elements they could introduce to enhance the show even

Love Island bosses are allegedly axing the famous villa in search of a new one in a bid to “enhance the show.”The new property, which will replace the iconic sprawling villa located in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar in the north-east of Spain, will remain on Majorca and is likely to be “moving to the foothills of mountains, by a lake or to the coast”.Season one and two of Love Island were filmed at a home in southern Majorca's Santanyi region.Speaking of the new villa, which will appear for the first time this summer when the eighth series of the ITV2 dating show returns to TV, a source told The Sun: "ITV bosses think this is the right moment to refresh this element of the show, just as they did in series three back in 2017."Bosses are conscious of the fact that this is also an opportunity to consider all the new elements they could introduce to enhance the show even further."They added: "For fans of Love Island this is huge news and they'll be eager to see what the new villa looks like and how much it could change the show."Despite teasing new elements to the upcoming series, the rumoured new property will reportedly still feature the famous firepit and luxurious swimming pool.The infamous house in Majorca has delivered a trove of amazing moments from the ITV2 dating show including Dancing On Ice star Liberty Poole's break up from Jake Cornish, Molly-Mae Hague and boxer Tommy Fury's love story and spawned a string of stars including Maura Higgins, Amber Gill and Olivia Attwood.Producers have already started recruiting for the next series and for the first time in the show's history, producers have allegedly changed the application process to allow non-binary, gay and bisexual people to apply to be on the programme.The ITV2