The Iranian Islands are a group of islands located in the Persian Gulf, primarily under the jurisdiction of Iran. Notable islands include Kish, Qeshm, and Hormuz, each known for their unique landscapes and cultural significance. These islands serve as important economic and tourism hubs, attracting visitors with their beautiful beaches and historical sites. Kish Island is famous for its free trade zone and recreational activities, while Qeshm is the largest island in the Persian Gulf and features diverse ecosystems. Hormuz Island is known for its stunning red soil and rich history, making the Iranian Islands a vital part of Iran's geography and economy.