Dakar 2026
Senegal, Land of Hospitality and Performance, to Host the Youth Olympic Games
A historic first for Africa. A moment of pride for Senegal. In 2026, Dakar will become the very first African city to host the Youth Olympic Games. This global gathering of sport and youth represents more than just a competition—it symbolizes Africa’s entry into the Olympic family and the recognition of the continent’s dynamism, potential, and passion for sport.
The choice of Senegal as the host nation is no coincidence. At the crossroads of tradition and modernity, the land of Teranga—renowned for its legendary hospitality—is preparing to offer the world a unique experience grounded in the values of respect, diversity, and excellence. In a capital undergoing bold transformation—with new facilities, sports infrastructures, and cultural hubs emerging—Dakar 2026 marks a defining moment in Olympic history.
In this thrilling context, the Terrou-Bi Hotel, a true seaside institution on the Atlantic coast, stands out as the ideal base for experiencing this international event. Just a few kilometers from the main competition venues, at the heart of the city yet shielded from its bustle, our establishment offers a refined setting where comfort, calm, and top-tier service come together.
With its spacious rooms, acclaimed cuisine, private beach, swimming pool, spa, and fully equipped meeting spaces, the Terrou-Bi is perfectly suited to welcome delegations, journalists, sports fans, and travelers eager to combine the Olympic spirit with a true taste of Senegalese lifestyle.
In 2026, the eyes of the world will turn to Africa. With pride and ambition, Senegal—driven by its heritage and its youth—will host this new chapter in Olympic history.
And to experience it in the finest conditions, Terrou-Bi welcomes you with open arms.
© Official images Dakar 2026 YOG
