But there are previous contestants whose abodes in blighty are even better than the stunning properties on both Majorca and South Africa.
Viewers took to Ron Hall for his antics on the second-ever winter series, but it turns out his family home is one of luxury.
It turns out, he has a huge house with an ensuite bathroom, massive kitchen and chickens in the garden.
During an episode of Aftersun, podcast hosts Indiyah Polack, 23, and Sam Thompson, 30, went and had a sneak peek inside.
The kitchen features sleek dark grey cupboards and wooden work tops, which looks out onto the living and dining space featuring a huge L-shaped sofa and a flat screen TV.
Their garden features a football goal so that the hunk can practice his footie skills.
Ron’s bedroom follows a simple interior which boasts a desk with computers as part of his work from home set up, a TV on the wall and sleek wardrobes.
The family also have chickens in their back garden.
Elsewhere, Alex and Olivia Bowen are living the dream inside their newly-renovated £1.3million home.
The married pair, who are thought to be worth £4.2 million, moved into the stunning £1 million mansion in February 2020 and have completely transformed the place.
It now boasts a games room, gym, utility room complete with a miniature bath to clean their French Bulldogs and a sprawling garden with hot tub.
Alex and Olivia have become Love Island’s power couple since appearing on show in 2016, regularly topping the list of the Love Islanders who have banked the most money from the show.
Since then, they have carved out careers as mega influencers and fronted a string of big-money campaigns.
Last year the couple launched their property empire as they set up The Bowen Homes Ltd and invested £100,000 in a three-bed property in Wolverhampton.
Of course, Molly Mae and Tommy Fury are known for their stylish taste as shown by their Instagram account mollymaison, which is dedicated to flaunting their £3.5million mansion.
The loved up pair purchased their dream home at the beginning of 2022 and Molly has actively documented the renovation of the sprawling property.
The Pretty Little Thing Creative Director has a ‘perfectionist’ eye for detail and she chose to replace the bathroom fixtures with more muted themes such as black and white marble counters and a green marble basin.
The couple chose matte gold fixtures including taps, towel racks and lights to match the rest of the house.
The property contains wide open plan spaces with a huge circular dining table, a stunning office space with paneled cabinets as well as stunning light fixtures.
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