Grândola – Serra de Grândola

What You Can See

Live webcam at the Serra de Grândola — a landscape of cork oak woodlands and ancient trees in the coastal Alentejo, immortalised in Zeca Afonso's revolutionary song.

Weather in Grândola

21°C

Mainly clear

Feels like 21°C

Humidity 69%

Wind 14 km/h

5-Day Forecast

Sun 30° 15°

Mon 29° 16°

Tue 26° 17°

Wed 29° 15°

Thu 24° 16°

Updated at 10:03 · Weather: Open-Meteo

About Grândola

Grândola is an Alentejo town immortalised in José Afonso's song "Grândola, Vila Morena" — the signal that launched the Carnation Revolution on 25 April 1974. The municipality stretches from the Serra de Grândola's cork oak woodlands to the Atlantic coast, encompassing the fashionable Comporta and Tróia beaches. The Tróia Peninsula, with its Roman fish-salting ruins, dolphin-watching trips and white-sand beaches, is one of Portugal's most exclusive coastal destinations. Inland, the montado landscape of cork oaks and holm oaks is a protected habitat of great ecological value.