GTA 6 Map Locations Confirmed

The neon-lit coastal paradise and main metropolis of Leonida, where excess is a lifestyle and every sunset comes with a side of corruption.

Trailer 1 - featured as the primary urban setting

The legendary beachfront district where Ocean Drive's pastel architecture meets white sand, attracting tourists, influencers, and criminals in equal measure.

Trailer 1 - Ocean Drive and beach scenes prominently featured

A tropical island chain stretching south of the mainland, connected by a single scenic highway and hiding everything from resort paradises to smuggler coves.

Trailer 1 - island environments and bridge highway visible

Vice City's gritty industrial port district where container ships unload cargo both legal and otherwise, and the dockworkers know better than to ask questions.

Trailer 1 - industrial port and shipping containers visible

An Everglades-inspired expanse of subtropical wetlands where the water is shallow, the wildlife is dangerous, and civilization is just a suggestion.

Trailer 1 - extensive Everglades-like swamp environments shown

The suburban buffer zone between Vice City's chaos and Leonida's countryside, where lawn care is a religion and everyone pretends the city's problems stop at the county line.

Trailer 1 - suburban environments visible in driving sequences

A dense urban neighborhood in Vice City's core where cultures collide, street food sizzles on every corner, and the block-by-block vibe changes faster than the traffic lights.

Trailer 1 - urban street scenes with diverse cultural elements

Vice City's industrial warehouse district, where converted lofts sit next to active loading docks and the creative class pretends not to notice the criminal one.

Trailer 1 - warehouse and industrial environments featured

The main harbor facility serving Vice City, where cruise ships disgorge tourists by the thousand and cargo vessels bring in everything the city needs to keep the party going.

Trailer 1 - harbor and large vessel docking areas visible

The pastel-drenched heart of Vice Beach, where every hotel balcony has a story and the sidewalk cafes are half fashion show, half criminal summit.

Trailer 1 - Art Deco hotel facades clearly visible on Ocean Drive

The towering financial core of Vice City, where glass skyscrapers house the law firms, banks, and shell corporations that actually run the state.

Trailer 1 - downtown skyline prominently featured

The city's elevated and underground rapid transit system, connecting districts with rattling trains that are about 70 percent reliable and 100 percent characterful.

Trailer 1 - elevated rail infrastructure visible

The improbable highway stringing the Leonida Keys together, miles of elevated concrete laid straight across open ocean with unbeatable views and zero shoulders.

Trailer 1 - the bridge highway is prominently featured

The faded historic downtown of the old Port Gellhorn municipality, absorbed by Vice City decades ago but still clinging to a stubborn civic identity.

Trailer 2 - Port Gellhorn signage and urban scenes

The century-old lighthouse marking the entrance to Vice City's harbor, now a tourist photo spot that's still an active navigation aid.

Trailer 1 - coastline landmarks

The palm-lined waterfront boulevard running along Vice City's bay, the city's most famous driving road, especially at sunset with the top down.

Trailer 1 - waterfront driving sequences

The sprawling active freight rail yard cutting through Stockyard, a gritty maze of tracks, container cars, and graffiti murals that are museum-worthy.

Trailer 1 - rail infrastructure visible in Stockyard scenes