The provided maps illustrate the transformation of Paradise Island from the past to present.
Overall, the island has undergone significant development, with numerous new facilities introduced and some of the natural landscape altered to accommodate these changes.
In the past, Paradise Island had a tropical ecosystem. The central part of the island was dominated by a forest, which provided a natural habitat for local flora and fauna and a station for scientific researching . The southeast portion was a beach, while the northeast section contained a natural spring and rocky formations. There was a pier for small boat in the southwest. Throughout the island, palm trees grew, contributing to the island’s tropical atmosphere.
In contrast, the present-day layout of Paradise Island reflects substantial alterations and enhancements. The beach, rocks and natural spring remain intact. Around the island is the cycle path. The pier has been widened for cruise ship The forest is now replaced by a swimming pool adjacent to the beach. Furthermore, an open restaurant has been established to the south, and a hotel occupies the central region of the island. Next to them are the cafe and BBQ area. There is a scenic lookout overlooking the sea.