‘Nochevieja’ (New Year’s Eve) in Spain is a relatively quiet affair, with families dining late whilst awaiting the clock to strike midnight. At this time 12 grapes are eaten, one on each strike of the clock, in order to bring good luck for the coming year.

A small number of villages in Granada Province also have fiestas scheduled in December. Since the dates may vary each year, please follow the website links for up to date information.

For villages that do not quote a website fiesta dates may be checked here.