GTA 6 Map: Leonida, Vice City & Every Confirmed Region

Welcome to Leonida

Forget one city. GTA 6 is set in the entire state of Leonida — a stylized take on Florida — with a modern Vice City as its beating neon heart. This is the first time since the PS2 era that Rockstar has taken us back to Vice City, and they rebuilt it from the ground up: art-deco strips, waterfront high-rises, and a nightlife economy that's going to print money for the players who learn it first.

Confirmed and heavily-hinted regions

Based on the trailer and Rockstar's own footage, the Leonida map is stacking up like this:

• Vice City — the urban core. Beaches, downtown, nightlife, and the densest money-making zone in the game.
• Leonida Keys — island chains and causeways, clearly built for boats, smuggling and water-based hustles.
• The swamps / Everglades-style wetlands — airboats, gators, backwoods activity. Perfect terrain for the stuff you don't want the cops seeing.
• Suburban and rural sprawl — trailer parks, strip malls, farmland. The connective tissue that makes the world feel enormous.
• Beach and coastline — miles of it, and Rockstar loves hiding collectibles and opportunities along the water.

How big is the GTA 6 map?

Every credible read points to Leonida being significantly larger than GTA 5's Los Santos and Blaine County — potentially the biggest Rockstar map ever, and that's *before* the post-launch expansions GTA Online-style games always get. More water, more interiors, more verticality. If GTA 5 felt like a city, Leonida is meant to feel like a whole state you can get lost in.

Why the map matters for your wallet

Here's what casual players miss: map knowledge is money. In GTA Online, the players who knew the fastest sell routes, the safest resupply loops and the best-value property locations out-earned everyone. Leonida will be no different. The person who already knows where the nightclub-equivalent districts sit, which islands feed smuggling routes, and where the high-value zones cluster walks in with a real edge.

Scout before you spawn

We built an interactive Leonida map at VICEHUB — pan, zoom and explore every confirmed region and every leaked point of interest, updated as new footage drops. The free version lets you explore the terrain. The Vice Pass overlays the *money layer*: projected best-earning districts, sell-route corridors, property value tiers, and the exact spots our method playbooks point to.

That's the difference between wandering Leonida like a tourist and running it like a local. The Vice Pass is $9.99/mo, $4.99 with a founder code, cancel anytime — and founders lock the rate before launch. Don't show up to the biggest map in gaming history without a map that actually pays. Open the Leonida map, grab the Vice Pass, and know the ground before anyone else does.