FOOD & DRINK
Festive restaurant, late-night lounge bar with DJ sets, rooftop and sea-view terraces & private beach in Antibes Juan-les-Pins
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. Between the sea, gardens, and music, discover an experience that flows from lunch through to late night.
During the day, enjoy Djunah Beach, our private beach facing the Bay of Juan-les-Pins. Sunbeds, seaside lunches, and a relaxed Riviera atmosphere invite you to unwind. As night falls, the setting transforms and also hosts feet-in-the-sand evenings, in an elegant and welcoming atmosphere.
At the heart of the villa, Djunah Gardens welcomes you into a lush garden for exclusive evenings on Friday and Saturday nights. A festive restaurant, cocktails, and DJ sets until 2 AM create a vibrant atmosphere under the stars.
Our cuisine highlights the flavors of the Mediterranean rim, featuring fresh ingredients, delicate spices, and seasonal dishes for memorable dining moments in a unique setting.
At Villa Djunah, every space invites escape, and every moment becomes a celebration.
Relax on our private beach from 10 AM to sunset, with modern offerings and stunning views over the Bay of Juan-les-Pins.
OPEN MAY-SEPTEMBER – CLOSED MONDAYS
Sun Loungers : 10am – 6pm
Restaurant : 12pm – 3:30pm / 7pm – 10:30pm
Surrounded by lush greenery, enjoy a festive restaurant and lounge bar atmosphere with DJ sets and music until 2 AM; the perfect setting for long dinners, cocktails, and late-night celebrations under the stars.
OPEN FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS ONLY (APRIL-SEPTEMBER)
Restaurant : 7pm – 11:30pm
Lounge Bar : 7pm – 2:00am
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…