Sauvage
By Michael Mueller

Sauvage opens on Friday and Saturday nights for themed parties at its swingers club on Avinguda de Madrid, in Sants. Couples and women have priority at the door, although some nights are reserved for couples or for women alone. Single men need an invitation before coming.
A large cloakroom with personal lockers leads through private showers to the playrooms and a separate fetish room; the bar serves premium drinks. Towels and toiletries are supplied by the club, whose staff speak Spanish and English. Guests dress to match the party on themed nights. Otherwise, the code is casual and festive, with men asked to wear smart casual and a ban on sportswear and flip-flops.
Sauvage puts consent first in its written rules: no means no. Staff step in discreetly if anyone feels uncomfortable. Guests leave their phones in the cloakroom or a locker before going inside. Drugs or aggression mean immediate expulsion from the club. Drinks from outside aren’t allowed.
You’ll need to be a registered member or an approved guest to enter, and everyone must be at least 18. Sauvage recommends booking ahead because capacity is limited; alongside its weekend parties, the club takes bookings for private events.
