The maps depict the transformation of Paradise Island from a scientifically utilized area to a tourist hotspot in the present.
In summary, the island underwent many interesting changes, especially the move from plants and trees to new buildings and facilities for visitors.
In the center of Paradise Island, the coconut trees have been removed to make space for an open-air restaurant and BBQ area. To the left, the old Scientific Research Station has been demolished and replaced by a hotel complex featuring a swimming pool. The beach in the northwest corner has been developed, allow swimming activities.
The pier in the southeast has been expanded to accommodate cruise ships, replacing the smaller boats that used to dock there. On the right side, the natural spring remains unchanged, but a coffee shop has been built nearby to serve visitors. Additionally, cycling paths have been created throughout the island to provide easier access to various amenities. For those looking to appreciate the island’s beauty, the scenic lookout in the northeast, located near the rocky beach, offers a great vantage point.