Every confirmed side activity in GTA VI — what you can do between missions, and where in Leonida to do it.
GTA VI ships with a substantially larger activity roster than GTA V did at launch. Rockstar confirmed the bulk of the list in the Game Informer issue 382 cover story, building on the activities already shown during the August 2026 Extended Look. Several tie directly into other systems — scuba diving into the marine ecosystem, hunting into the 170+ species wildlife roster.
Leonida’s coastline, keys, and wetlands support the largest activity group in the game. Scuba diving in particular is a full system with its own underwater ecosystem of sharks, whales, rays, turtles, and jellyfish.
Both sanctioned and informal racing return. Off-road events take advantage of the ATV trails and mud parks Rockstar has confirmed across the rural regions.
Vice City’s high-rises and Mount Kalaga’s elevation both support aerial activities, carried over and expanded from GTA V.
A deeper roster of casual activities than GTA V shipped with, spanning venues across Vice City and the smaller towns.
Hunting is confirmed at Mount Kalaga National Park and ties directly into the 170+ species wildlife system. Zoos are also confirmed as visitable locations.
Activity list confirmed by Rockstar Games in the Game Informer issue 382 cover story (September 29, 2026) and the GTA VI Extended Look (August 27, 2026). Payouts, unlock requirements, and exact venue locations will be documented after the November 19, 2026 release. See also Animals & Wildlife and Extended Look.