Where to Kayak, Golf, and Hit the Gym: All Confirmed GTA 6 Side Activities by Location

Rockstar’s extended gameplay look and official Leonida descriptions confirm a long list of side activities—from kayaking and zoo visits to street racing, mini-golf, gyms, pool, wrestling, and off-roading. The studio hasn’t pinned each one to a specific map location, but the environmental clues are strong. Here’s our best guess at where you’ll be doing what, based on what’s been shown and officially described.

1. Kayaking: Grassrivers and the Leonida Keys

Kayaking feels tailor-made for the mangrove-choked wetlands of Grassrivers, where Rockstar promises alligators and shallow waterways. The tropical island chain of the Leonida Keys, with its clear waters and coastal inlets, is another natural fit. The extended look showed a brief watercraft scene, but no exact coordinates were given.

2. Gym workouts: Vice City and Port Gellhorn

Gyms are confirmed, and the neon sprawl of Vice City—with its beachfront Ocean Beach and dense urban districts—could house several. Port Gellhorn, a faded vacation town with cheap motels, might also offer a rundown muscle beach or a strip-mall gym. Rockstar has said exercise affects Jason’s and Lucia’s appearance, so expect to find weights and cardio machines scattered across both settlements.

3. Mini-golf and pool: Port Gellhorn’s boardwalk

Port Gellhorn’s economy is officially “fueled by malt liquor, painkillers, and truck stop energy drinks.” That screams roadside attractions and seedy entertainment. Mini-golf and pool tables feel right at home near its cheap motels and strip clubs. Vice City could also host a pool hall in Little Cuba or near the Tisha-Wocka flea market, but the vacation-town vibe of Port Gellhorn makes it the frontrunner.

4. Off-road racing: Mount Kalaga National Park

Mount Kalaga is the only region Rockstar has explicitly tied to off-roading. Its northern wilderness is built for hunting, fishing, and dirt-track racing. Baja-style events through pine forests and muddy trails are all but certain here. The biker gang presence in nearby Ambrosia might also spill over into off-road meets.

5. Street racing: Vice City’s neon arteries

Vice City’s grid of coastal highways, downtown overpasses, and beachfront avenues is an obvious playground for illegal street racing. The extended look showed high-speed chases through urban canyons, and the official soundtrack tease hints at a car-culture pulse. Expect start lines near the VC Port or Starfish Island.

6. Zoo visits: a mystery location

Zoo visits are confirmed, but no facility has been named. A Vice City attraction—perhaps near Ocean Beach or a suburban edge—seems plausible, or it could be a standalone stop along the highway to Port Gellhorn. Rockstar’s Florida satire might place it next to a gator-themed souvenir stand. For now, it’s pure speculation.