Every Confirmed Side Activity in GTA 6: Kayaking, Mini-Golf, Wrestling, and More

Grand Theft Auto VI’s Leonida isn’t just a backdrop for heists and car chases—it’s a living, breathing state full of quieter moments and offbeat diversions. Rockstar has confirmed a surprising number of side activities that let you soak in the sun, the neon, and the chaos between missions. From paddling through mangroves to stepping into a wrestling ring, here’s every side activity officially confirmed as of late October 2026.

1. Kayaking

Kayaking is on the official list of side activities, letting you explore Leonida’s waterways at a gentle pace. I can already imagine gliding through the mangrove tunnels of Grassrivers or the tropical inlets of the Leonida Keys, with the sound design capturing every lap of water and distant bird call. It’s a serene counterpoint to the high-speed chases, and a perfect way to stumble upon hidden corners of the map.

2. Zoo Visits

Yes, you can visit a zoo. While Rockstar hasn’t named it yet, the fact sheet confirms zoo visits as a side activity. Given Vice City’s neon-soaked chaos, I picture a retro, slightly run-down attraction with flamingos, panthers, and plenty of satirical signage. It’s a perfect excuse to wander without a weapon drawn, just watching the (virtual) wildlife.

3. Street Racing and Off-Road Racing

Racing comes in two flavors: street races through Vice City’s glowing boulevards and off-road sprints across Mount Kalaga National Park or the dusty trails near Ambrosia. The radio stations, including the returning Flash FM, will likely provide the perfect soundtrack. Off-road racing, in particular, feels like a love letter to the state’s rugged interior—think mud-splattered trucks and panoramic ridge views.

4. Wrestling

Wrestling is confirmed as a side activity, though details are scarce. Knowing Rockstar’s love for satire, expect plenty of exaggerated characters and over-the-top showmanship. It’s a delightfully weird addition that fits Leonida’s anything-goes energy, and I’m curious to see how it ties into the world’s social-media-obsessed culture.

5. Pool

A staple of past GTA games, pool returns. Whether it’s in a dimly lit dive bar in Port Gellhorn or a swanky Vice City lounge, it’s a low-key way to pass time—and maybe hustle some cash. I’m looking forward to the table art and ambient details; Rockstar’s environmental storytelling always shines in these quiet spaces.

6. Mini-Golf

Mini-golf is another laid-back option, likely set against Leonida’s kitschy, sun-bleached backdrop. Think windmill obstacles, neon palm trees, and that distinct Florida vacation vibe. It’s the kind of activity that makes the world feel lived-in, not just a playground for crime.

7. Gyms

Hitting the gym isn’t just for fun—it directly affects Jason and Lucia’s appearance, alongside eating and sleep. You might spot a beachside weight pit or a grimy inner-city gym. It’s a small but meaningful touch that ties into the game’s broader focus on character customization and everyday life.

8. Hunting and Fishing

Mount Kalaga National Park is described as a northern wilderness for hunting, fishing, and off-roading, confirming these as part of the experience. Whether you’re tracking deer through pine forests or casting a line in a quiet lake, it’s a chance to disconnect from the criminal grind and just be in the landscape. I’m already dreaming of the soundtrack—maybe some ambient Justice score while the sun sets over the hills.

9. Beyond the List

Rockstar’s official side activity list ends with a tantalizing “and more.” Unconfirmed rumors point to arcade games, dancing, or other surprises, but for now, we can only speculate. What’s clear is that Leonida is designed to be explored at your own pace, and I can’t wait to lose hours in its quieter corners. For the latest updates, keep an eye on our GTA 6 hub and map & locations page.