In 1950, the beachfront had only a few public facilities. A road ran from the top left corner across to the right, leading to the only car park in the area. On the right side of the road, there was a children’s playground, dining tables and a pavilion. Additionally, a lighthouse was located in the bottom right corner, along with two 25-meters pools-one adjacent to the lighthouse and the other on the opposite left side.
However, significant changes have been made to the layout of this area since then. The most notable development is the extension of the road, which now forms an L-shape, extending to the lighthouse. While the original car park, dining tables and pavilion have been retained, the playground has been replaced by a new car park. Furthermore, a new surf club has been built between the lighthouse and the nearby pool, which has also been expanded to double its original size. To the left of this larger pool, another surf club and a new restaurant have been constructed.
Overall, the coastal area has become more developed over time, with the addition of several new facilities, particularly for dining and surfing. It is noticeable that the road infrastructure has been greatly improved, providing better access to the area’s amenities.