The two maps illustrate the same island before and after significant development for tourism purposes.
In the initial state, the island is depicted as largely undeveloped, featuring a beach on its western coast and stretching approximately 250 meters in length. There are no built structures, and the landscape appears to be in its natural form.
The subsequent map showcases extensive developments aimed at enhancing tourism. Two distinct accommodation areas have been established: one situated adjacent to the western beach and the other centrally located on the island. To the north of the central accommodation, a restaurant has been constructed, and a central reception area is positioned just south of this restaurant. This reception area is encircled by a vehicle track, which provides access to various parts of the island. This track extends southwards to a newly constructed pier, facilitating sailing activities in the southern waters. Additionally, a footpath has been laid connecting the western accommodation units directly to the beach, enhancing accessibility for tourists. The western beach is now designated for swimming, further adding to the recreational opportunities available.
Overall, the transformation of the island is substantial, with the introduction of numerous facilities and infrastructure aimed at promoting tourism. The island has been effectively converted from a natural, undeveloped area into a vibrant tourist destination, offering a variety of amenities and activities for visitors.