The world of GTA VI — the State of Leonida, Vice City, and all six confirmed regions. All information sourced from official trailers and Rockstar Games.
The State of Leonida is GTA VI's fictional Florida analogue — a sun-soaked state covering Vice City and its surrounding regions. Confirmed in Trailer 1 (December 2023), Leonida spans six regions from the urban east coast to the northern highlands. Rockstar has described the map as roughly twice the size of GTA V's, with far more detail, density, interiors, and interaction.
Leonida's Miami-inspired metropolis and the primary setting of GTA VI. Rockstar describes it as the densest, most detailed city the studio has ever built, spanning a downtown skyline, an art deco beach strip, a working port, and surrounding suburbs.
The southern island chain, analogous to the Florida Keys, connected to the mainland by a long highway bridge. Confirmed as the region where Jason and Lucia begin the story.
Leonida's Everglades analogue — extensive swampland, waterways, and rural communities set deep in the wetlands. Air boating is a confirmed activity here, and the region is home to much of the state's reptile and bird population.
A declining Gulf-coast town in the panhandle, named explicitly by Rockstar. Characterised by run-down motels, faded tourist infrastructure, and industrial waterfront — a deliberate contrast to Vice City’s wealth.
A rural region of factories and refineries described by Rockstar as being under the control of a biker gang. Expect industrial sprawl, ranches, and back roads rather than coastline.
Leonida's forested national park in the north of the state — the game's wilderness region. Hunting is a confirmed activity here, alongside mountain biking and trail exploration.
The primary setting of GTA VI — a sprawling Miami-inspired coastal metropolis returning from GTA: Vice City (2002). Features a downtown skyline, art deco beach strip, port district, and diverse neighborhoods. The largest city in the State of Leonida and the hub of the game's criminal underworld.
Vice City's iconic oceanfront strip — analogous to Miami's South Beach / Ocean Drive. Trailer footage shows neon-lit art deco hotels, palm-lined boulevards, and beach boardwalks.
The commercial port district visible in Trailer 2. A key location for criminal operations in the game, featuring shipping containers, docks, and maritime infrastructure.
Leonida's national park and the game's primary wilderness area. Confirmed as a hunting location, with forested highlands and trail networks that support mountain biking and off-road exploration.
Rockstar has confirmed the world includes ATV trails, mud parks, farms, ranches, swamps, beaches, abandoned tourist attractions, industrial areas, and open northern countryside — roughly twice the size of GTA V with substantially more interiors and interaction.
Additional locations will be added as Rockstar reveals more of the world ahead of the November 19, 2026 release. For an interactive view, see the Map.