Love Island couple's parents offered a retreat at Alladale

Millions of viewers up and down the country tuned into Love Island last night to watch Anna Vakili and Jordan Hames ramp up the heat in the hideaway, with many fans convinced they are the first couple to make love on this year’s hit TV show.

And now, a remote luxury lodge in the Scottish Highlands is offering their parents the chance to escape to their own hideaway to avoid watching their kids get intimate on national TV.

While the supposed deed was not broadcast on TV, Jordan was seen performing a striptease for Anna, who in the morning asked him to lie about what they got up to. Reports have also emerged that show insiders have confirmed the pair sealed the deal, much to the delight – or probably in the case of their parents, dismay – of viewers.

So, to help their parents escape the rumour mill, leading online booking system eviivo has partnered with Alladale Wilderness Reserve, near Ardgay, to offer the Vakilis and Hames a stay safe in the knowledge they won’t have to endure further episodes watching their kids getting frisky.

With the nearest public road over 10 miles away, Alladale’s Deanich Lodge is one of the most remote places to stay in the UK. With no TV, WiFi or mobile phone signal, both Anna and Jordan’s parents will be truly cut off from civilisation, with no chance of catching a glimpse of their kids getting intimate in the villa say the promoters.

Ed Goldswain, marketing director at eviivo, said: “For most parents, the thought of their kids getting intimate is something they’d probably not have to think about – but actually seeing them striptease on national TV is bound to make Anna and Jordan’s parents to want the ground to swallow them up. That’s why we want to invite them to the ‘No Love Highlands’ to get away from it all, so they can quite literally make themselves non-contactable from the outside world. Alladale is absolutely stunning and is the perfect location for a remote getaway to escape reality and more specifically, reality TV!”

Pieter-Paul Groenhuijsen, general manager at Alladale Wilderness Reserve, added: “There’s no property quite like Alladale, and surrounded by masses of beautiful Scottish wilderness the sights around are absolutely breathtaking. We’ve welcomed many famous guests through our doors, but never the parents of reality TV stars, so we’re excited to give Anna and Jordan’s parents a break that is most needed and that they’ll never forget.”

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