The Islas del Ibicuy are a group of islands located in the Paraná River in Argentina. They are situated near the confluence of the river and the Ibicuy Stream, forming part of the Entre Ríos province. The islands are characterized by their lush vegetation and diverse wildlife, making them an important ecological area. These islands are primarily uninhabited and serve as a natural habitat for various species of birds and other animals. The region is also popular for recreational activities such as fishing and boating, attracting nature enthusiasts and tourists looking to explore the scenic beauty of the area.