The graphic illustrates the changes in the map of an island, before and after the development of tourist facilities. Overall, the island now has tourist accommodations, a reception, a restaurant, a beach with swimming area, and a pier. Additionally, footpaths and vehicle tracks have also been laid.
The island now offers its tourists a place to stay with fourteen separate accommodations, designed in form two different circles, with six and nine huts respectively. The former encircles around palm trees. These accommodations are connected through footpaths. To the north, midway to the huts, is the restaurant, connected with the reception and then the pathway to the pier, in the south by vehicle tracks that move around the reception.
The beach still exists in the west, but now has a designated swimming area for the visitors. Fortunately, no palm trees were cut in the process making the island fit as a tourist destination.
