The two maps below show an island, before and after the construction of some tourist facilities.

The two maps illustrate the transformation of an

island

before and after the construction of tourism

facilities

and structures. The main distinction between the two images lies in the absence of artificial structures before the development and the emergence of various amenities

thereafter

. Examining the first map, prior to the innovations, the

island

lacked any artificial constructions.

Instead

, it presented a natural environment with trees and a beach, spanning roughly 200 meters in width and 100 meters in length.

Subsequently

, after the introduction of tourism

facilities

, significant changes occurred. The central focus became the reception area, encircled by a vehicle track. Accommodation sites were established to the east and west of

this

central point, consisting of houses connected by footpaths.

Additionally

, a pier was constructed for transportation purposes, alongside other tourist-centric

facilities

such

as a restaurant to cater to the needs of visitors. Notably, the western part of the

island

, where the beach is located, was designated for swimming activities.

Overall

, the transformation of the

island

from a natural landscape to a tourist destination is evident in the addition of various structures and

facilities

catering to the needs of visitors.