The provided maps illustrate the transformation of an island following the construction of various tourist facilities. Overall, the island has been significantly developed, changing from a largely untouched natural landscape into a structured resort destination with improved access and amenities.
Before the development, the island was almost entirely natural, featuring only a beach on the western side and scattered palm trees across the land. The surrounding area consisted solely of sea, with no man-made structures or paths present.
Following the construction, the island now features a range of tourist facilities. A cluster of accommodation huts has been built, with some located in the west near the beach and a larger circular group situated in the east. A central reception area has been established, connected to a restaurant located to its north. Access to the island has been improved through the addition of a pier on the southern shore, which is linked to the reception via a vehicle track. Furthermore, a network of footpaths now connects all the accommodation units and main buildings, while the western beach has been specifically designated for swimming activities.