FOOD & DRINK
Festive restaurant, lounge bar, sea-view terrace and beach club
A must-visit destination on the French Riviera!
Welcome to Villa Djunah, Antibes – an oasis where Mediterranean elegance meets the vibrant energy of the Riviera. In this enchanting setting, indulge in a unique experience where conviviality, flavors, and glamour come together.
Our festive restaurant elevates Levantine flavors through refined cuisine, showcasing fresh ingredients, delicate spices, and the rich seasonality of our region. Inspired by its neo-Moorish heritage, our team is constantly seeking originality to create unforgettable gourmet moments.
Bohemian beach, exclusive rooftop, elegant lounge, and vibrant club – every space at Villa Djunah is an invitation to escape, where each moments transforms into a celebration under the stars.
Our private beach invites friends, couples, and families to relax on sunbeds and enjoy top-quality service from 10 AM to sunset, all with a breathtaking view of the Bay of Juan-les-Pins.
OPEN EVERY DAY (MAY-SEPTEMBER)
Beach Club & Lounge : 10am to 6pm
Lunch Time : 12pm to 3:30pm
Our Middle-Eastern Mediterranean menu blends tradition with a modern twist.
In winter, dine in our 1920s Arabian villa; from May, enjoy our lush garden and private beach.
OPEN EVERY EVENING (MAY-SEPTEMBER) & WEEKENDS (APRIL)
Dinner Time : 7pm – 10:30pm
(Monday to Thursday : at our beach club / Friday to Sunday : in our gardens)
Every night, enjoy classic and bold cocktails at Villa Djunah’s Bar & Lounge. On weekends from 11 PM, our space transforms into CASA DJUNAH, an intimate club open until 4 AM.
OPEN EVERY EVENING (MAY-SEPTEMBER) & WEEKENDS (APRIL)
WALK-IN POLICY
Lounge : 5pm – midnight
(Monday to Thursday : at our beach club / Friday to Sunday : in our gardens)
Club : 11pm – 4am (Friday & Saturday)
EVENTS & WEDDINGS AT VILLA DJUNAH
OUR STORY
A rich past, a promising future
Villa Djunah has brought a touch of exotic elegance to the Côte d’Azur for nearly a century. An exciting new chapter in its history has opened, reviving an enchanting past.
Originally known as Villa El Djézaïr (Algeria in Arabic), the building was commissioned as a private villa by Camille Chrétien in 1922. Revolutionary in its time, the building was designed by a local architect, Ernest Truch, to reflect Chrétien’s memories of trips to Algeria and his love for the country’s neo-Moorish architecture.
In 1999, the Villa was declared a historic monument and labeled “Heritage of the 20th century” by the French Heritage Commission…
