The provided maps illustrate the transformation of a small, undeveloped island into a tourist resort. Overall, the island underwent significant changes, evolving from a natural landscape into a structured facility with accommodation, dining, and transport infrastructure.
In the initial state, the island was largely untouched, featuring only a beach on the western side and scattered palm trees across the land. The surrounding area consisted entirely of sea, with no man-made structures or paths present.
Following the development, the island was extensively modified to accommodate visitors. A restaurant was constructed in the central northern part, while a reception area was established in the middle of the island. Accommodation for guests was built in two distinct circular clusters, connected by a network of footpaths. Furthermore, a pier was added to the southern shore to facilitate access, linked to the reception and restaurant by a vehicle track. The beach on the western side was designated for swimming, and while many original palm trees remain, the overall layout is now highly organised to support tourism, contrasting sharply with the island's previous natural state.