GTA VI is set in Leonida — Rockstar's reimagining of Florida. Six regions have been officially confirmed, with Vice City at its center. Below is everything we know, sourced from Rockstar's own trailers, screenshots and press materials.
Rockstar's modern reimagining of Miami and the most detailed city the studio has ever built. Neon-drenched at night, sun-bleached by day. Confirmed neighborhoods include Ocean Beach, South Beach, Little Haiti, Little Havana, the Venetian Islands, and Crosstown.
Inspired by the real-world Florida Keys: a chain of small islands strung together by long highway bridges over turquoise water. This is Leonida's resort-and-reef zone — diving, saltwater fishing, scenic coastal driving, and probably the smuggling lane.
Rockstar's take on the Everglades: vast subtropical wetlands of swamps, marshes, cypress forests and slow rivers. Confirmed as the home of hunting, fishing and wildlife encounters — including alligators. Expect airboats, mosquitoes, and trouble.
Leonida's elevated, forested wilderness in the north of the state — Mount Kalaga National Park. Lakes, rivers, mountain terrain and dangerous wildlife make it the closest thing GTA 6 has to Red Dead Redemption 2's Ambarino region.
A working-class gulf-coast town built around an industrial port. Expect docks, warehouses, container yards, gritty bars and the kind of corner-cutting cargo business that makes for excellent heist missions.
An inland Leonida town representing the state's quieter, agricultural and small-business heart. The flyover-state vibe — diners, gas stations, motels, billboards — perfect for cross-country road trips between missions.
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