They're in for a summer of fun and romance in the luxurious surrounds of a Mallorca villa.
And this year's crop of Love Island contestants have already begun their adventure as the first images of the ladies entering the villa have been released.
The girls - Amy Hart, 26, Amber Gill, 21, Yewanda Biala, 23, and Lucie Donlan, 21 - arrived to their swanky new abode by car and were ushered inside where they chatted among themselves whilst taking in their new surroundings.
First look: This year's crop of Love Island contestants have already begun their adventure as the first images of the ladies entering the villa have been released
Clearly excited about what is in store, the ladies looked in high spirits as they got to know each other.
They were soon joined by presenter Caroline Flack, 39, who had them line up in a row to begin the process of pairing up the girls and boys that will be familiar to fans.
Caroline looked glamorous as ever for her first appearance on this year's series, arriving to the villa in a denim mini-skirt that showed off her sun-kissed hue.
Styling her honey blonde locks into loose curls, the former X Factor host completed her look with a pair of shades.
Back in action: They were joined by presenter Caroline Flack, 39, who had them line up in a row to begin the process of pairing up the girls and boys that will be familiar to fans
Amy Hart, 26, and Amber Gill, 21, were the first into the villa with flight attendant Amy donning a one-piece bathing suit with leopard and tiger print.
Beauty therapist Amber looked stunning in a lime green bikini top and matching bottoms.
Yewanda Biala, 23, cut a glamorous figure in a flourescent orange bikini while she styled her flowing raven locks into loose waves.
Lucie Donlan, 21, looked every inch the beach babe in a monochrome bathing suit with a deep v-neckline and Anna Vakali, 28, looked stunning in a dark green bikini with a matching belt.
Excited: Amy Hart, 26, and Amber Gill, 21, were the first into the villa with flight attendant Amy donning a one-piece bathing suit
Getting acquainted: Clearly excited about what is in store, the ladies looked in high spirits as they got to know each other
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Here come the girls: The ladies chatted with Caroline as they took in their surroundings before meeting the boys
It comes after creative director and executive producer Richard Cowles defended claims that this year's Love Island cast was lacking body diversity by suggesting that producers were only giving audiences what they wanted to watch.
Cowles said the show is as 'representative as possible' but that they have to ensure contestants fancy each other - meaning an all slim and toned line up yet again this year.
Speaking to the Radio Times he said: 'First and foremost, it's an entertainment show and it's about people wanting to watch who you've got on screen falling in love with one another.'
Meeting: They all looked in a good mood as the first boy made his entrance to the villa
Stunning: Caroline looked glamorous as ever for her first appearance on this year's series
Beauty: She to the villa in a denim mini-skirt that showed off her sun-kissed hue
Entrance: The ladies arrived to the swanky villa by car as they geared up for their summer of fun
'Yes, we want to be as representative as possible but we also want them to be attracted to one another.
'Also, we're not saying that everyone that's in there is how you're supposed to look.
'We're saying here's a group of people that we want to watch for eight weeks, and we want to watch them fall in love.'
Stylish: Beauty therapist Amber looked stunning for her villa entrance in a lime green bikini
Head turner: Yewanda Biala, 23, cut a glamorous figure in a flourescent orange bikini while she styled her flowing raven locks into loose waves
Bombshell: Amy completed her look with large hooped earrings and wore her platinum blonde locks straight
Glamorous: Anna Vakali, 28, looked stunning in a dark green bikini while she let her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders
Host Caroline recently spoke out about the show's aftercare process, saying it has become 'greater' after the death of former Love Islander Mike Thalassitis.
She said: 'I think as the show gets bigger, it has to evolve. So, yes, the duty of care has become greater. But this is a wider issue. We should all be looking out for each other more.
'I don’t think you can just turn around and cast blame. It’s dangerous to do that, especially when other people are involved.
Host with the most: Styling her honey blonde locks into loose curls, Caroline host looked thrilled to be back hosting the show
Sun-kissed: Lucie Donlan, 21, looked every inch the beach babe in a monochrome bathing suit with a deep v-neckline
Speaking out: Love Island's creative director defended claims this year's Love Island cast was lacking body diversity by suggesting producers were giving audiences what they wanted
He said: 'First and foremost, it's an entertainment show and it's about people wanting to watch who you've got on screen falling in love with one another'
A source revealed to The Sun: 'They’ve put in measures to ensure all contestants have enough mental health checks and have a psychologist on call 24 hours a day.
'They’re taking their duty of care very seriously which is why they’ve written the support for families into the contract for the first time.
'Love Island is a fun show. They want to keep it positive.'
MailOnline contacted a representative for Love Island, who said: 'We have always ensured that the families of Islanders have the contact details
