Tonight's episode of Love Island is set to be a big one as two contestants will face elimination while half of the Islanders are sent off to Casa Amor.

Love Island fans went wild last night when it was finally confirmed that Casa Amor would be making a return.

A teaser of tonight's episode revealed that the second villa is open for business.

This year, Casa Amor could see a huge twist as it's expected that the girls will be the ones sent to the new villa for the first time in three years.

A source told Mail Online: "This year it's all about the girls – they have kept the boys on their toes and will continue to do so by leaving the main villa and heading to Casa Amor.

"The new arrivals are ready to turn heads and for the first time in three years it will be the female stars of the show preparing to walk back into the villa with potentially a new man on their arm."

As Casa Amor is set to kick off, here's everything you need to know about it – including how it works and where the second villa is located.

What is Casa Amor?

Casa Amor is Spanish for "love house" and is the second Love Island villa.

Every year, Casa Amor is one of the most well-loved segments of the Love Island series.

During Casa Amor, the Islanders are divided by sex and one half is sent to the new villa to meet six new contestants.

The other group remain in the main villa and are also joined by another new batch of Islanders.

After Casa Amor, the contestants must decide whether they want to remain coupled up with their partners in the main villa, or return with a new Islander on their arm.

In previous years, Casa Amor has caused some of the most explosive drama in Love Island history and this year might be no different as fans are already eager to predict which couples could have their heads turned.

When is Casa Amor happening?

Casa Amor will open its doors during tonight's episode of Love Island, according to last night's teaser.

The Sun originally reported that Casa Amor would return on Monday July 4, but it looks like viewers are being treated to an earlier start date as fans have been desperate for the Islanders to have their relationships tested.

It's expected that tonight's episode will see the girls thinking that they're going for a cocktail night, while they're actually being whisked away to the new villa.

Usually, Casa Amor lasts for around three or four days before the Islanders return back to the main villa.

Where is Casa Amor 2022?

This year, the Islanders have been welcomed to a brand new villa, but it looks like the Casa Amor villa will be the same one as last year.

Footage from last night's teaser showed a camera panning around the familiar Casa Amor villa, which like the main villa is located on the island of Mallorca.

Although the Casa Amor villa is the same as last year's one, it's still relatively new and was used by Love Island for the first time last year.

The villa features its own hideaway and like the main villa, also boasts a stunning pool, fire pit and terrace.

The Casa Amor villa is close to the new villa, which is still located in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar on the east side of the island.

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