Inside GTA 6's Vice City: Every District and Landmark Confirmed So Far

Rockstar Games has gradually pulled back the curtain on Vice City, the neon-drenched heart of Leonida in Grand Theft Auto VI. Through official descriptions and snippets of footage, several distinct districts and landmarks have been confirmed. Here’s every Vice City location we know about so far, based solely on what Rockstar has shown or stated. For the full picture, visit our GTA 6 hub.

1. Ocean Beach

Ocean Beach is the iconic coastal strip of Vice City, confirmed in Rockstar’s official setting breakdown. While the developer hasn’t labeled specific trailer shots as Ocean Beach, the released beachfront footage reveals a sun-soaked boulevard lined with pastel art deco hotels, neon signs, and palm trees swaying in the breeze. Screenshots reinforce the area’s hedonistic, tourist-friendly atmosphere—classic cars cruise the strip, pedestrians lounge on the sand, and the skyline glows at dusk. It’s Rockstar’s unmistakable nod to Miami Beach, promising a vibrant hub for both story missions and leisurely exploration.

2. Little Cuba

Little Cuba appears on the official list of Vice City districts. The name strongly suggests a neighborhood steeped in Cuban-American culture, but Rockstar has not yet attributed any gameplay footage or screenshots specifically to this area. Its inclusion alone hints at a richly textured locale likely filled with colorful street art, vintage cars, and community gathering spots. For more on the characters you might meet here, check our GTA 6 characters page.

3. Tisha-Wocka Flea Market

Rockstar has confirmed the Tisha-Wocka flea market as a named landmark within Vice City. Beyond the name, no visual details have been officially released. The term "flea market" itself strongly implies a chaotic, open-air bazaar—the kind of place where oddball vendors, off-brand goods, and unscripted pedestrian encounters would fit perfectly with the game’s satirical take on Florida.

4. VC Port

VC Port rounds out the confirmed districts as Vice City’s industrial waterfront. Rockstar hasn’t yet published footage that can be directly tied to this location. Without official imagery or mission context, any talk of cargo ships, smuggling runs, or dock-side shootouts remains pure speculation. Historically, ports in the series serve as backdrops for criminal activity, but we’ll need to wait for concrete reveals.

5. Starfish Island

Starfish Island is a confirmed part of Vice City, listed among the official locations. No in-game visuals or descriptions of the island have been provided—no aerial shots, mansion layouts, or bridge connections have been shown. Fans familiar with the series expect a gated, wealthy enclave, but that assumption isn’t yet supported by any official material. For the latest updates, keep an eye on GTA 6 news.