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

The two diagrams illustrated the evolution before and after the establishment of facilities to cater to tourists. Upon comparing the two illustrations of the island, a noticeable distinction was evident, with the initial presence of solely a beach, sea, and scattered vegetation.

Numerous amenities were introduced to enhance the tourists’ experience, although a patch of uncultivated land remained unchanged in the north-eastern section.

The maps demonstrate that prior to the enhancements, the area comprised solely of a beach, which was later expanded to accommodate a designated swimming area. Notably, the existing vegetation remained intact even after the development. Several newly built tourist conveniences, including lodging, dining establishments, and reception venues, were prominently featured.

Moreover, the introduction of a pier facilitated boating activities, with a connecting vehicle path leading to the reception and restaurant. Additionally, a footpath was constructed to access the lodging areas, flanked by residential spaces on either side of the reception zone.