11 Shows To Watch When You've Finished 'Love Island'

Love Island has everyone in a reality tv chokehold. With steamy romances, teary fights, and witty one-liners galore — the British dating series is an undeniable hit. If you’re all caught up with the latest season, check out these 10 shows like Love Island that are just as fun.

In this reality series, young couples are tested when asked to marry their partners or embark on an adventure with someone new. (Netflix)

On Fboy Island, three women try to identify 24 suitors as “f*cky boys” or “nice guys.” If they choose wisely, they’ll go home with a genuine connection and a cash prize. But if they chose the wrong guy, they’ll go home empty handed. (HBO Max)

In this dating series, the contestants are challenged to get to know each other on a sex-free island where there is no touching allowed. (Netflix)

In Married At First Sight, couples meet at the alter and take their relationship from there. (Pluto TV)

Dating Around is a Lifetime rom-com come to life. In each episode, a single goes on five first dates in hopes of finding their perfect match. (Netflix)

Ten reality stars are brought to a beach to party and date each other, but things get messy when their exes show up on the island. (Hulu)

The Bachelor’s summer spin-off takes all your favorite castaways and puts them on an island for a second chance at love. (Hulu)

In this show, people get to know each other in nothing but their birthday suits. (VH1)

Is love really blind? This Netflix series attempts to find out, by having people date each other without meeting face to face. (Netflix)

This show asks its contestants to go on blind dates while wearing, of all things, animalistic prosthetics. (Netflix)

Are You The One? tasks singles who have been pre-matched by MTV’s producers to win big prize money by determining who they’ve been paired off with. (Paramount+)