We initiate a systematic analysis of moduli spaces of vacua of four dimensional $mathcal{N}=3$ SCFTs. Our analysis is based on the one hand on the properties of $mathcal{N}=3$ chiral rings --- which we review in detail and contrast with chiral rings of theories with less supersymmetry --- and on the other hand on constraints coming from low-energy supersymmetry. This leads us to introduce a new type of geometric structure, which characterizes $mathcal{N}=3$ SCFT moduli spaces, and that we call $triple special Kahler$ (TSK). A rank-$n$ TSK moduli space has complex dimension $3n$, and is singular at complex co-dimension 3 subspaces where charged states become massless. The structure of singularities defines a stratification of the TSK space in terms of lower-dimensional TSK manifolds.