Ambrosia
Rural, industrial backcountry of sugar refineries and biker territory. It is part of the state of Leonida in GTA 6, and it is inspired by Inland agricultural and industrial Florida.
Ambrosia is the rural and industrial side of Leonida, defined by sugar refineries, working-class grit, and biker activity rather than beaches and nightlife. It is the part of the map that feels like the American interior.
It is one of the six officially named regions and rounds out the spread from coast to city to backcountry.
Confirmed spots here
- Mount KalagaConfirmed by Rockstar
A national landmark along the northern edge of the state, named by Rockstar as part of the map.
Activities in Ambrosia
What this region points to, from the trailers and Rockstar’s descriptions. Rockstar has not published a full activity list, so treat these as expected rather than a confirmed menu.
- Biker culture
- Industrial and agricultural work
Vehicles seen in Ambrosia
- Motorcycles
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Other regions of Leonida
- State of Leonida, The fictional Florida that holds the entire GTA 6 map, from neon coast to deep swamp.
- Vice City, The modern Miami at the heart of Leonida, rebuilt far beyond the 2002 original.
- Leonida Keys, A chain of tropical islands off the coast, the game version of the Florida Keys.
- Grassrivers, A vast subtropical wetland, Rockstar take on the Florida Everglades.
- Port Gellhorn, A worn-down coastal town on the state edge, trading old tourism for a rougher economy.
- Mount Kalaga, A national landmark and wilderness along the northern border of the state.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ambrosia confirmed in GTA 6?
Yes. Ambrosia is one of the regions Rockstar has named for the GTA 6 map, which is set in the state of Leonida.
What is Ambrosia based on?
Ambrosia is inspired by Inland agricultural and industrial Florida. Like the rest of Leonida, it is a fictionalised take on a real Florida setting.