When does Love Island finish, why isn’t it on every night and how long is the 2018 series?

LOVE Island is nearly over - and the island exploits are heating up with new islanders, break ups and make ups.

To make sure you won't miss any of the events in the new series, here is all you need to know about where you can catch up on every piece of Love Island 2018 content...

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How long does Love Island run for?

This year's series is going to be the longest yet with an epic eight-week run, with the fourth series lasting a full week longer than in 2017 and two weeks longer than series one and two.

The Love Island final date has officially been confirmed as Monday, July 30.

It's no wonder bosses have decided to extend this year's run when Love Island 2017 brought in between 1.5 and 2 million viewers with each episode of the show.

Each week the viewer numbers climbed and at one point, a whopping 2.4 million viewers were watching the July 4 episode, which saw three couples have sex.

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What is The Weekly Hot List?

On Saturdays Love Island is replaced by the companion show The Weekly Hot List, which fills the same time slot, but it returns on Sundays.

The weekly round-up gives viewers a recap on everything that's gone on in the villa that week, from fall-outs to flirtations.

If you are unfortunate enough to miss an episode or just want to rewatch your favourite bits episode, they will be available to catch up on the .

Caroline, who has presented Love Island since it returned to TV in 2015, is once again joined by voice-over artist Iain Stirling.

More from the Love Island Villa

fudging hell!

Love Island's Siannise Fudge strips off for lockdown night in with Luke T

Finnding her a man

Love Island winner Finn is setting Shaughna up with his single cousin

hump day

Love Island's Paige & Finn 'have sex' as others Islanders shout 'they're s******g'

GIRLS NIGHT OUT

Love Island's Shaughna enjoys boozy reunion with Sophie, Leanne, and Eve

When is Love Island on ITV2?

Love Island series four kicked off on Monday, June 4, on ITV2.

The show is airing at 9.00pm six nights a week – only taking a break on Saturdays – over eight weeks.

Caroline Flack has presented Love Island since it returned to TV in 2015 and is joined once again by voice-over artist Iain Stirling.

Kem Cetinay, the winner in 2017, is also back to host a daily spin-off podcast entitled The Morning After with TV presenter Arielle Free.

The Love Island final date has officially confirmed to be Monday, July 30 and tickets to watch it live during The Sun's Love Island closing party are on sale .