The provided two maps illustrate a layout of Paradise Island surrounded by a sea in the past and present.
Overall, the island underwent a significant transformation from scientific research areas to a tourist destination. New amenities have been added, and some alterations have been made in the present.
It is evident from the maps that in the past this island was home to a scientific research station. It included a small pier with boats nearby in the southeast corner. Palm trees were located in the center of the island. In the western side, there was a natural spring alongside the rocks.
Now, the island has repurposed its features into modifications for tourism. The research station was transformed into a hotel complex, with a beach and swimming pool provided for its patrons. The pier has experienced expansion during this period, and boats have been converted into cruise liners. Palm trees were removed from the island and swapped with a restaurant and barbecue area. A cycle path has been added, offering guests quick access to their spots. Furthermore, the rocks and natural spring remained unchanged, but a new cafe with a scenic lookout has been added.