Port Gellhorn on the GTA 6 map
Port Gellhorn is a run-down Gulf Coast town at the far north-west end of Leonida, about as far from Vice City as the map allows.
Where it is
On our map it sits near the end of the long western strip of land that runs along the Gulf coast, with a highway heading east towards the forests of Mount Kalaga and on to the rest of the state.
What's there
Rockstar describes Port Gellhorn as Leonida's forgotten coast: a former vacation spot of cheap motels, closed attractions and empty strip malls, with a working port that still keeps the town going.
It is the opposite of Vice City's glamour, which makes it a likely setting for the rougher, small-town side of the story.
Confirmed or estimated?
Rockstar has officially shown this place, so its existence and name are confirmed. The pin location on our fan-made map is our best reading of the footage, and we'll move it once the game is out on November 19.
Nearby on the map
- Mount Kalaga National Park: east of here
- Ambrosia: south-east of here
- Allied Crystal refinery: south-east of here
- Lake Leonida: south-east of here
Real-life inspiration
Port Gellhorn is modelled on Panama City and the Florida Panhandle. For the full real-world comparison, read Is Port Gellhorn based on Panama City? on our sister site LeonidaMap.us.
Questions
How far is Port Gellhorn from Vice City?
They are at opposite corners of the map: Port Gellhorn in the far north-west, Vice City in the south-east. Rockstar hasn't given travel times.
Is Port Gellhorn on the coast?
Yes. It is a port town on the Gulf side of Leonida.
Updated September 28, 2026.