The two maps illustrate the layout of Paradise Island before and after recent development.
Overall, the island has undergone significant transformations, with new facilities added to enhance tourism.
In the original layout, the island was quite undeveloped, featuring only a scientific research station in the center, a beach on the west coast, and a forest in the northeast. There were a few footpaths connecting these areas, but no significant infrastructure was present.
In contrast, the new map shows extensive developments. The research station has been replaced by a large hotel complex, and a new restaurant has been added to the west of it. To the south of the hotel, a pier has been constructed, providing access to boats. The beach remains on the west coast, but it now includes designated swimming areas.
A new cycle path has been introduced, encircling the island, and connecting all major attractions. Additionally, the forest area in the northeast has been preserved, but new walking trails have been created to make it more accessible to visitors. Lastly, a scenic lookout point has been added to the north of the island, offering panoramic views of the surroundings.
