Netflix Brings the Season 6 Cast of 'Too Hot to Handle' to A "Brand-New Villa"

Let's be honest: Netflix's reality dating series Too Hot to Handle is everything you need to watch during your summer evenings indoors! The hit show centers around 10 singles living in a tropical villa together. But there's a catch: If they want to win the grand prize, they will have to forego being intimate.

Or, as the streaming platform teases, "You can look but you can't touch."

Put another way, these 10 drop-dead gorgeous individuals get to enjoy an island retreat paradise together — but all kinds of sexual activity are strictly forbidden. That includes kissing, heavy petting, self-gratification, and yes, sex.

And if anyone happens to break the rules, the prize fund is gradually reduced. So, where exactly is this gorgeous villa the 10 singles get to let loose in? Here's what to know about the Season 6 filming locations.

In the Season 6 premiere, narrator Desiree Burch reveals that Netflix brought the new cast of sexy singles to a "brand-new villa." Well, where is it located? At the time of writing, the exact filming location for Season 6 of Too Hot to Handle remains a mystery.

The first season was filmed at the luxury resort Casa Tau in Punta Mita, Mexico. Seasons 2 and 3 were filmed back-to-back during the COVID-19 pandemic on Providenciales Island in Turks and Caicos, specifically at the now-closed Turtle Tail Estate.

For the fourth and fifth seasons, the streaming giant selected the breathtaking beachfront Emerald Pavilion villa in Turks and Caicos. The elegant, 4,200 square-foot pavilion boasts shaded lounges, a sunken firepit with seating for 20, a jacuzzi with stunning ocean views, and a 1,600 square-foot heated infinity-edge pool.

While Season 6 didn't take place at the Emerald Pavilion, it was definitely filmed at one of the most stunning luxury villas in the world. Come on, who wouldn't want to fall in love at a place like that?!

Season 6 of Too Hot to Handle is now streaming on Netflix.