Mike Morris. Updated on: January 22, With a population of over 5 million people and as the largest city in Australia, it is little surprise that there are far more BDSM venues and communities in Sydney than in any other part of Oz. Known for its liberalism and diversity, the Harbour City attracts fetish fans and kinksters like no other. And, in a perpetual circle of supply and demand, there is a vibrant and active culture for BDSM fans with several famous venues offering their services.
The details of these venues is described below along with contact information, opening hours and information about facilities. Operating for 25 years, the venue has five speciality dungeon rooms, each offering a slightly different theme or kink.
The technique results in a reasonable likeness of the correct female form. Aptly named, the Red Dungeon is the prime anal training play room and there is a sling for easy access by the mistress. There is plenty of other specialist equipment including leg spreaders, chastity devices, manacles and electrical torture devices.
The Red Dungeon is also with equestrian accessories and the strait jacket are kept. Equipped with suspension and bondage gear, the Blue Dungeon offers an alternative space for similar kinds of sessions offered in the Red and Black dungeons. The Kastle is run by professional dominatrix, Mistress Scarlett, who has been working in the dungeon industry since Full details of the current team at The Kastle can be found via their website but currently run to more than 18 Mistresses and a Master with a handful of switches and submissives.
The smallest of the five rooms and an intimate torture chamber, the Black Dungeon features a bondage chair, bench and pole running from floor to ceiling. As well as the usual ropes, whips, paddles, harnesses, hoods and gags, the door to the Black Dungeon is fitted with a peep-hole to allow voyeurs to witness your humiliation. There are five rooms at Temple 22, each themed slightly differently and offering a different experience of BDSM sessions.
