LOVE Island stars Molly Marsh and Zach Noble are celebrating their reunion with a purse-friendly trip Down Under.
The duo have jetted to Australia since deciding to give their romance another go.
Influencer Molly, 22, and sports ace Zach, 25, who ended up in fourth place in the 2023 series, stunned fans with their break-up in March.
Yet earlier this month they confirmed their reunion – as they revealed they’d joined forces for a seven week holiday.
The pair are officially giving their relationship another go– yet avoiding placing any “labels” on their partnership.
Recently they shared their first picture together after reuniting and now their budget accommodation has been revealed.
The duo have been hunkering down at Bounce Noosa during their stay in Queensland.
Branded as “the newest boutique holiday stay” the area is surrounded in palm trees with rooms decked out in a minimalist style.
There’s wooden flooring and crisp white bed linen, as well as natural light shades and a kitchen space to whip up food.
The establishment also treated the pair to fluffy towels and tote bags personalised with the hotel logo.
Website booking.com prices the stay at £79 per night, with the lovebirds saving the rest of their cash for exploring.
It boasts a pool, bar and lounge and is only a mile from the beach.
Happy chapter
Meanwhile, Molly captured a video showing the pair enjoying a cuddle shortly after wheeling their cases into the room.
Zach could be seen flashing a beaming smile after nuzzling into her neck.
They are clearly back in their relationship honeymoon period with a source recently opening up on their reunion.
They told us: “Molly and Zachariah have always remained friends, even when they both decided to take a break from their relationship almost two months ago.
“The couple have always supported each other and had similar interests, including seeing parts of the world and travelling.”
Love Island All Stars break-ups
Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison
Fans had hoped the popular pair would stand the test of time but just weeks after leaving the villa they called it a day.
Distance was said to be a factor with 400miles between their homes in Essex and Aidrie, Scotland, respectively.
But today Anton set the record straight on the What’s The Crack? podcast with his mum Sherrie-Ann.
He said: “I just don’t think there was really that romantic spark there. We did both try. At times it was there but just not enough for it to continue as a relationship.”
Jess Gale and Callum Jones
The fourth placed finishers always faced on uphill battle given many watching the latest series wanted Callum to reunite with his ex Molly Smith.
The fireworks from the Boohoo party row put an end to the romance before it really got off the floor.
Arabella Chi and Adam Maxted
This visually striking pairing bloomed late in the series. Despite forming a close bond in the villa, the couple quickly went cold in the real world.
Wrestler Adam was based in Northern Ireland while model Arabella moved into a new pad in London. Even though Adam revealed he was moving to Manchester, it wasn’t enough to save them.
They vowed to remain good friends and split on good terms.
Luis Morrison and Demi Jones
In another case of distance getting in the way, Luis admitted the 240 miles between Manchester and Portsmouth was just too much.
He told The Sun: “Me and Demi aren’t together, but she was a huge part of my Love Island experience and she is one of the most loveliest, most beautiful girls I’ve ever met.
“The connection was definitely there when leaving the villa too.
“But the distance was a killer for us both and wouldn’t of worked as we are both at different parts of the country, we both have really busy schedules coming off love island too.”
Sad split
The Sun was first to report the break-up two months ago as we exclusively revealed they would stay pals, who shared “the best memories.”
A rep for both of them told The Sun at the time: “Love Island’s Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble have made the decision to end their relationship in the last week.
“They both are still extremely close friends and will be supporting each other in their next ventures.
“The relationship has ended on good terms for both of them, and they wish nothing but the best for one another.
“They have both said, ‘relationships don’t need to always end sour and sometimes parting as friends with the best memories is the best thing for everybody’.”
