Vice City in GTA VI: the city and its neighborhoods

On its official site Rockstar names four spots in the city: Ocean Beach, for its pastel art deco hotels and white sand; Little Cuba, for its bakeries; the Tisha-Wocka flea market, for its bootleg brands; and the VC Port, which it calls the cruise ship capital of the world. Washington Beach and Gambit Bay are named separately, in the Ultimate Edition material.

Little Havana, Little Haiti and South Beach appear in almost every GTA VI neighborhood list going around. They are real Miami neighborhoods, but Rockstar does not use them on its official site: where others write Little Havana, the company writes Little Cuba. Until they show up signed by Rockstar, they do not count as confirmed here.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002) portrayed an eighties Miami. This is the same city in the present day, inside a whole state (Leonida) that did not exist in that game: there the city was the map, here it is one part of it.

Rockstar has not published the full map or said how many neighborhoods the city has in total. The five confirmed are the ones the company has named; any longer list comes from unverified material.