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P1The two maps illustrate an island before and after the construction of tourist facilities.

P2Overall, the island has been transformed from an entirely undeveloped, tree-covered landmass into a functioning tourist resort. It has become considerably more built-up, with a network of footpaths connecting newly constructed buildings, while the beach on the western shore and much of the natural vegetation have been retained.

P3Prior to development, the island contained no buildings or access infrastructure and was covered entirely in trees and natural vegetation. A beach occupied the western shore. Following development, a reception building has been constructed in the centre of the island, serving as a hub for visitors. To the east, two clusters of accommodation huts have been added. A restaurant has been built near the beach on the western side, allowing guests to make use of the existing shoreline.

P4A pier has been added on the southern coast to provide boat access to the island, and a designated swimming area has been marked in the sea just off the western beach. Footpaths now link the reception to the accommodation, the restaurant, and the pier, facilitating movement across the island. The beach and a considerable portion of the original tree cover have remained intact.