The two maps below show an island, before and after the construction of some tourist facilities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given maps illustrate the changes to an island before and after the construction of various tourist facilities aimed at improving accessibility and visitor experience. In its original state, the island was mostly undeveloped, featuring natural elements

such

as a beach and scattered palm trees. There were no buildings, roads, or infrastructure present.

In contrast

, the second map shows the addition of several tourist accommodations, organized in clusters and connected by newly constructed footpaths. A reception and restaurant have

also

been built, providing central facilities for visitors.

Further

developments include the addition of a pier on the southern coast, allowing boats to dock, and a designated swimming area on the western beach. Vehicle tracks now link the pier, reception, and restaurant, facilitating movement around the island.

Overall

, the major changes involve the development of tourist infrastructure, including accommodations, transport links, and recreational facilities,

while

still preserving much of the island’s natural landscape.