GTA 6 Locations: Every Confirmed Place in Leonida

For the first time since 2002, Grand Theft Auto is going back to Vice City, but the city is only one corner of the picture. GTA 6 unfolds across Leonida, a full fictional state riffing on Florida, and Rockstar has formally showcased six major locations on its official site, with trailers filling in the named districts and landmarks around them. Here is every confirmed place, and what each one adds to the map.

Vice City

The headline act: a modern-day reimagining of the 2002 original, rebuilt at state scale rather than as a compact island city. Official material shows the full Miami-inspired spread: bright beaches, towers, nightlife, waterfront neighbourhoods and crowded streets. Its named districts carry much of the flavour. Ocean Beach is the classic sun-and-hotels strip; Little Cuba brings a distinct community and street culture; the Stockyard district is recognisable by the murals covering its overpasses. Offshore sit Starfish Island and the Venetian Islands, both names returning from the original game, alongside the Leaf Links golf course, the working Vice City Port and the international airport. Administratively the city sits in Vice-Dale County, with Leonard County and Kelly County appearing on official signage as you head out of town.

Leonida Keys

Rockstar's answer to the Florida Keys: a chain of low islands in turquoise water where the pace drops and boats matter as much as cars. The Keys are Jason's home turf. His safehouse is here, and so is Brian Heder's boatyard, the front for an old-school smuggling operation that employs him. Expect causeways, marinas and a lot of open water between story beats.

Port Gellhorn

Every glamorous coast has a shadow side, and Port Gellhorn is Leonida's: a weathered resort town of low-rise buildings, worn businesses and working-class streets, where the tourist economy long ago stopped trickling down. Rockstar presents it as the deliberate opposite of Vice City's polish, which makes it natural territory for the game's rougher characters and escape routes.

Ambrosia

Inland Ambrosia breaks the beach pattern entirely. This is industrial country, sparsely populated, where the Allied Crystal sugar refinery employs half the map and biker gangs roll through the rest. No towers, no shoreline: refineries, rail lines and small-town streets, and a reminder that Leonida is a working state, not just a holiday backdrop.

Grassrivers

The Grassrivers region is Leonida's Everglades: thick wetlands of waterways, reeds and wildlife, where alligators are part of the scenery and airboats are the sensible way to travel. Rockstar's promotional material returns to its gators again and again, and the region gives GTA 6 an ecology unlike anything in Los Santos.

Mount Kalaga National Park

Finally, elevation. Mount Kalaga National Park trades the flat coast for forested hills, winding roads and proper high ground, the state's hunting and fishing country. Its inclusion underlines the range Rockstar is aiming for: one continuous map that runs from a nightclub strip to wilderness without a loading screen in sight. Businesses give the state its lived-in texture, too, from the Only Raw Records label and Jack of Hearts club in Vice City to the Tisha-Wocka flea market's knock-off stalls.