Vice City districts

The most scrutinised part of the GTA 6 map is Vice City. This page keeps two things apart: the names Rockstar has actually published, and the labels fans have put on the trailer footage. Where a name is only a label, the in-game name may differ. Community

• Confirmed by Rockstar
• Community labels
• Stockyard

Confirmed by Rockstar

Ocean Beach

The postcard: pastel art-deco hotels along bright white sand, the image Rockstar led with on its own site.

Little Cuba

Named directly and modelled on Miami's Little Havana, with panaderías and Cuban-American detail called out in the official description.

Tisha-Wocka Flea Market

One of the few individual landmarks Rockstar has named before launch: a place for knockoff goods and street-level hustle.

The port and the airport

The port, which Rockstar describes as the hub of the city's cruise industry, and an international airport modelled on Miami's, anchor the edges of the skyline.

Community labels

These come from fan mapping of the trailers. Community

• South Beach: just north of Ocean Beach, apparently the main neon nightlife strip and the densest run of bars and hotels in the footage.
• Downtown: the financial core: glass towers and elevated highways seen from the air in Trailer 2, widely compared to Miami's Brickell.
• La Perle: a Haitian-themed district, read from murals across it, drawing on the real Little Haiti.
• The Marina: a quieter, wealthier waterfront pocket of boats, jet skis and luxury property, likely the main way onto the water.

Stockyard

Rockstar's shop descriptions place two Ultimate Edition businesses in Stockyard: Stock 305 Clothing, "Stockyard's premier destination for elevated streetwear," and Electric Fang Tattoo, Stockyard's ink bar. Where Stockyard sits on the map has not been shown.

Official screenshots

Questions

Sources and further reading

• Inside Vice City (SixStarsWanted)
• The full map breakdown (SixStarsWanted)
• Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto VI

Last updated 2026-10-18.