Vice City
GTA VI's major neon-soaked city, spanning beach districts, dense neighbourhoods, nightlife, local businesses and the busy VC Port.
- Beach districts
- Nightlife
- VC Port
- Dense neighbourhoods
GTA VI world guide · official evidence only
Rockstar has confirmed Leonida as GTA VI's setting and published dedicated profiles forsix major destinations: Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park. A complete public gameplay map showing every road, border and settlement has not been published. GuideStacker also tracks Bayside, a named area heard in the official Extended Look.
Map status
Rockstar's official GTA VI site presents Leonida as a wider state, not just Vice City, and invites players to tour six named destinations across it. Those pages establish the identity and broad character of each place, while the official screenshot library provides additional visual evidence.
This page deliberately stops where the evidence stops. It does not copy leaked maps, assign community coordinates, estimate world size or turn fan reconstruction into confirmed geography.
Six official profiles
Each card links to GuideStacker's full source-backed location record and the direct Rockstar evidence.
GTA VI's major neon-soaked city, spanning beach districts, dense neighbourhoods, nightlife, local businesses and the busy VC Port.
A tropical island chain in Leonida where easygoing bars and coastal life sit beside dangerous waters and a confirmed smuggling network.
Leonida's vast wetland region, filled with mangroves, alligators and the promise of stranger and more dangerous wildlife beneath the surface.
Leonida's faded vacation coast, where cheap motels, closed attractions and empty strip malls now support a rougher local economy.
An industrial part of central Leonida shaped by the Allied Crystal sugar refinery, old-school local values and a biker presence.
A wilderness area on Leonida's northern edge built around hunting, fishing, off-road trails and remote backwoods far from city life.
Additional confirmed place
A named GTA VI area shown in the Extended Look, where Jason and Lucia arrive after their getaway before the open-world activity montage begins.
Rockstar has not published a standalone Bayside destination profile or formally classified its wider geographic status, so GuideStacker keeps it as a named area rather than pretending it belongs in the same category as the six profiled destinations.
Evidence boundary
The useful line is not "official or interesting" — it is "official or not yet confirmed."
Fast answers
Short answers first, with the evidence limits kept visible.
Rockstar has revealed Leonida through destination profiles, screenshots and official footage, and has announced a Leonida map poster as merchandise. GuideStacker has not found a complete publicly labelled gameplay map on Rockstar's GTA VI site, so community reconstructions are not treated as the final playable map.
Rockstar's GTA VI site gives dedicated profiles to six major destinations: Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park. GuideStacker also tracks Bayside because it is explicitly named in the official Extended Look. That is a conservative GuideStacker database count, not a claim that no other official place names appear anywhere in Rockstar footage or media.
No. Vice City is one major destination inside the wider state of Leonida. Rockstar's official location material also profiles island, wetland, coastal, industrial and wilderness destinations beyond the city.
Rockstar has not published an exact playable map area or a reliable official size comparison. GuideStacker therefore leaves the world's dimensions unknown instead of repeating estimates from community reconstructions.
No. Community maps can be useful reconstruction projects, but their scale, roads, borders and placement remain fan work unless Rockstar independently confirms those details. This page only promotes direct official evidence as confirmed.
Direct evidence
The six location cards also link to their individual Rockstar destination pages. GuideStacker'sverification policy explains why rumours and leaks stay outside confirmed facts.