The pie charts below compare the most widespread benefits and drawbacks of Fairmont island, based on a survey of respondents.
Turning to the consideration of the advantages, people and the scenery are two the most common virtues with nearly 40% for both of the aspects. Although just over a tenth of people cite the culture as the major attraction, 5% of visitors weren’t content with the food. The same contradiction goes to the accommodation. Even though it appears to be more than adequate with 11% of visitors, just under a third of people expressed their dissatisfaction with the high cost of living.
Overall, it seems that most people like Fairmont Island because of the scenery and people. However, it is possible that the unspoilt nature of the island means there is little in the way of entertainment and this makes the island seem far from being a perfect tourist destination