Liza's Lounge

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Liza's Lounge is a members' swingers club on Blaauwberg Road in Table View, out on Cape Town's northern seaboard. It calls itself an exotic swingers playground — somewhere to be naked, comfortable and safe — and it is aimed squarely at couples and single members who are already in the lifestyle.

The club closed for a full refurbishment and reopened on Friday 28 November 2025 with what it describes as a revamped atmosphere for regulars and newcomers alike. The rebuild added a 420-friendly social corner for members who want a relaxed smoke.

The programme is weekly rather than nightly: the club runs its own swinging events and parties, with themed nights such as its Towel Swinger Party. Alongside the club itself it keeps member-facing features on its own site — classifieds, a chat, groups and blogs — so members can make contact before they arrive.

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5 reviews

Google ★ 4.2 · 22

Carmen Van Zyl

Dec 2024 on Google →

Good place for people who are curious about the swinger lifestyle. With a a few rooms and a vouyer room for those of us who loves to exhibit our kinks for Partner swapping or watching other couples enjoy each other. This is a good place for you to discover and decide if swinging is for you or you're more comfortable being the one doing your thing with other people watching/joining you.

Jana D

Nov 2024 on Google →

I had a great evening at Lisa's Lounge! Not the newest furniture and style, but everybody was very welcoming! The real party starts quite late, but if you want to have fun you definitely will. We met really nice people and had no issues with stolen things or the keys. The prices for drinks were amazingly good! You cant compare it to a good club in Europe but all in all i would recommend!

Deon Smit

Mar 2024 on Google →

Fun if you're one of the thin crowd. But the clientele are very clicky, and ignore the BBW/BHM people.

Annelie Nicholenad

Jul 2022 on Google →

Was there on Friday, 1st visit, what a nice reception. Fun, everybody friendly, only 1 person who was a bit too much, touch without asking, and no we did not report him, he must be a regular so we just stayed out of his way.

mo mulki

Nov 2019 on Google →

READ BEFORE VISIT! Myself and my partner visited Lisa’s Lounge while we were staying in South Africa. After paying the entrance fee and entering they demand your car keys In return for a tab key which was not explained at the door. Later we found out why, read on.... We got a drink mine was of an offer on the wall behind the bar. We proceeded to walk around the place found it to be dated dirty and like something out of a b rate horror movie. Even the clientele where like some out of a really bad bridge or Sunday club. After 20 mins of sheer shock we decided to leave so we asked for the tab and this is where we realized why they take your car keys they over charge you and refuse to give your car keys if you don’t pay up. They used threats and abuse and for two people from out of town it’s was a horrible experience. Please if you value your dignity stay away from this place.

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47 Blaauwberg Road, Table View

7441 Cape Town

Western Cape, South Africa

get directions (Google Maps)

visit https://lizaslounge.com/

+27 82 491 1402

opening hours

No known opening times

Legal Status

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Sex Work

Banned

Brothels

Banned

Street

Banned

Advertising

Banned

South Africa criminalises the whole sex trade. Under the Sexual Offences Act 23 of 1957 (formerly the Immorality Act), a person aged 18 or over who has sex for reward commits an offence (s. 20(1A)(a), up to three years), as do brothel-keepers, those living on the earnings and anyone who for reward helps a client contact a sex worker (s. 12A). Since 2007 the client commits a separate offence (s. 11 of Act 32 of 2007). The Constitutional Court upheld the selling offence in S v Jordan (2002). A 2022 draft bill to repeal these offences was withdrawn for redrafting in 2023; the Justice department says a new draft will be published for comment and is likely to reach Parliament in 2027. Since September 2025 prosecutors have been told not to enrol cases against sex workers while a High Court challenge by SWEAT is pending. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/south-africa/, reviewed 2026-11-04, CC BY 4.0.