The two maps illustrate the transformation of an island before and after the establishment of several facilities to attract tourists.
Overall, the trees and the beach have remained unchanged over time. However, numerous tourists attractions have been added to the island, indicating that this is a valuable and potential location for tourism.
Initially, the island was primarily undeveloped, with only a few basic natural resources such as the beach and palm trees with no buildings, roads or infrastructures. In contrast, the second map depicts that new residential areas have been built, as well as footpaths and roads for vehicles. In addition, a reception house has been built between two accommodations areas, providing services and needs for tourists.
Moreover, a restaurant has been constructed on the far north of the island, which is accessible from the reception through a vehicle track. A pier has been established on the water surface along with two yatches, providing visitors with access to sea exploration. There is also a designated swimming area on the western beach, which is available by a walk-side from the nearest accommodations site.