Since its premiere on Netflix on June 20, the series Olympo has been a resounding success, becoming one of the most-watched shows on the streaming platform in several countries. Fans of the story, which follows the dramas of a group of elite athletes, are eager to know more about this Spanish production and are asking whether there will be a Olympo season 2. Here’s what we know so far.
Will there be a Olympo season 2 on Netflix?
So far, Netflix has not confirmed whether there will be a second season, but some media outlets specializing in series and films have recently reported that the platform has already greenlit a new installment. This wouldn’t be surprising, as the series has performed well: it garnered 3.2 million views worldwide within seven days of its release and is in the top 10 of the most-watched series in 46 countries. Given its success, there is a strong likelihood that it will be renewed for a second season.
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Moreover, the final episode left the door open for the story to continue and explain what happened to Amaia after the competition. (SPOILER ALERT!) At the end of the first season, the series reaches its darkest moment. The athletes, physically and emotionally drained, compete under doping allegations, which cast doubt not only on their integrity but also on the true intentions of the organization behind the tournament. Amaia, overwhelmed by isolation, her mother’s pressure, and recent developments in her environment, makes an extreme decision to stay in the competition and achieve victory at any cost.
Meanwhile, Zoe Moral, Roque Pérez, and Cristian Delallave discover that Amaia was right: Olympo hides far more dangerous secrets than they imagined, prompting them to expose the truth about Jana, Iker, and Hugo. However, they face a new challenge: Amaia no longer seems interested in revealing anything.
Although she had been disqualified, Amaia manages to step on stage with Nuria and delivers a stunning performance. The audience and her mother celebrate, but her friends, who know the truth, watch her with sadness and disappointment. Just at the climax, Amaia loses consciousness and falls into the water. Was it the same fate as Nuria’s? Will she survive?
The answers could come in a second season, though for now, we must wait for Netflix to make an official announcement.
When will Olympo season 2 premiere on Netflix?
If a second season is confirmed, it could arrive on the streaming platform by late 2026 or sometime in 2027, depending on production timelines.
What is the Netflix series Olympo about?
Olympo is created and written by Jan Matheu, Laia Foguet, and Ibai Abad, co-written by Alba Lucío, produced by Zeta Studios, and directed by Marçal Forès, Daniel Barone, Ibai Abad, and Ana Vázquez.
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The series focuses on the athletic, emotional, and personal journeys of a group of young elite athletes who must confront the challenge of discovering what they are willing to risk to achieve their dreams.
At the CAR Pirineos, a training center for the country’s top athletes, Amaia stands out as the captain of the national synchronized swimming team. Perfectionist and demanding of herself, Amaia lives for her sport; however, everything changes when her best friend and teammate, Núria, surpasses her for the first time. Soon, Amaia suspects there’s more behind this sudden improvement… but what could it be?
How many episodes does the Netflix series Olympo have?
The Spanish series consists of eight episodes, all currently available on the streaming platform.
Olympo: Cast
The teen drama is led by the following actors:
- Clara Galle
- Nira Osahia
- Agustín Della Corte
- Nuno Gallego
- María Romanillos
Where was Olympo filmed?
The series was filmed in various locations across Spain, including different areas of Madrid and the stunning natural landscapes of the Balneario de Panticosa, located in the heart of the Aragonese Pyrenees. The filming locations blend real-world settings with fictional elements. Although the High Performance Center where the characters live is fictional, the building used for it does exist.
