Santiago de Chile for couples: a guide to the liberal scene and how to verify a venue
Little public information, plenty of venues. What Sinners and Complices Club publish on their websites, what is missing and how to prepare a visit to Santiago safely.
By Aiko Mori (Pen name of the BarSwinger editorial team) ·
Santiago de Chile is one of the South American capitals with the least public information about its liberal scene. Venues barely advertise and much of the communication happens on social media. That makes method more important: read what each place says about itself, notice what it does not say and ask before you go. This guide reviews two cases we were able to read on their official websites.
Sinners, in Bellavista
Sinners presents itself as a swinger and liberal bar for couples and non-monogamous people, in the Bellavista neighbourhood. Its website requires you to confirm you are an adult and links to sections for events, menu, memberships and terms and conditions. What the home page does not publish is the exact address, opening hours, the policy for single men or prices. It gives a contact email and Instagram accounts. Its listing is in our directory with those limits visible.
Complices Club
Complices Club advertises itself as a swinger club in Santiago and sells presale tickets from its website, in three categories: couple, woman and man. The page shows amounts without stating the currency (presumably Chilean pesos, but confirm it), mentions a 2026 pool party with no date or place, and publishes no address, hours or rules. Its slogan is "what happens at the club stays at the club", a promise of discretion that is no substitute for written rules. We have not added it to the directory yet because the essentials needed to verify it are missing.
How to prepare the visit
- Ask in writing. Address, hours, who can enter and how much it costs: if they do not publish it, have them confirm by email or message.
- Tell bar, club and party apart. A bar with a liberal atmosphere, a club with play rooms and a one-off party do not work the same way.
- Protect your privacy. Avoid sharing personal data with middlemen and read the safety and privacy guide.
- Agree limits and a time to leave before arriving; the guide to consent, limits and signals is a good refresher.
- Safe transport. Order a ride from an app and tell someone you trust where you are going, without giving more details than necessary.
What we leave out
Chilean press has described other venues and parties, but we could not read their official pages or confirm that they are still open. We prefer not to recommend what we cannot check.
Sources
- Sinners: https://www.sinners.cl/
- Complices Club: https://clubcomplices.cl/
Sources accessed on 7 November 2026. Details can change: always confirm with the organiser or venue.
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