Leonida Keys at a Glance
- The Keys are an island region with bridges, boats, coastal bars and underwater scenery.
- Jason works for local drug runners here, and Brian runs a smuggling operation out of his boat yard.
- Rockstar’s Rob Nelson has said the story begins in the Keys.
Overview
The Leonida Keys form GTA 6’s tropical island region. Rockstar pairs a relaxed public image of casual dress and busy bars with a warning about the surrounding waters. The Keys are a place of boats and leisure, and also the region where Jason works for drug runners and Brian keeps up a smuggling business.
Island geography and transport
Rockstar’s gallery shows a bridge connecting two islands beneath a seaplane. Other scenes show people gathered on boats with jet skis nearby.
The water above and below the surface
The underwater gallery scene shows two scuba divers among coral, fish, an eel and a sea turtle. Scuba diving is part of the Keys’ coastal setting.
The boat-party image includes an inflatable flamingo, which is a prop rather than a living bird. An iguana in a street scene adds to the region’s animal life.
Residents, work and the opening story
Brian’s boat yard is part of an active drug-running operation, and Jason is tied to it through both work and accommodation. That gives the Keys an economy beyond tourism. Rockstar’s Rob Nelson has said the story begins in the Keys, where Jason’s first home is.
Bars and local leisure
The official beach-bar image shows a social space, with patrons on the porch, at the picnic tables and around the entrance. The Rusty Anchor is one of the region’s dive bars.
Not Confirmed Yet
- The names and coordinates of the individual islands have not been revealed.
- The full bridge and road network has not been shown.
- Individual smuggling routes have not been revealed.
- The full diving rules and the complete list of marine species have not been revealed.
Leonida Keys Screenshots
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Keys connected by roads?
Rockstar’s gallery shows at least one bridge linking islands. A complete road and bridge map has not been shown.







