An island is illustrated before and after the development of
certain tourist facilities in the maps below.
Before the construction of some tourist facilities, the island
was uninviting to people, as it was completely natural and unapproachable.
By building a number of tourist facilities, the island became
much more accessible. Firstly, there is now a pier, where people can approach the island with a boat. On the vehicle track ahead, there is a reception building, most possibly used for assigning accommodation. On both sides of the reception there is a number of buildings in which tourists can reside during their visit. Proceeding forward on the vehicle track, there is a restaurant, giving tourists a place to dine during their stay. On the footpath, left from the reception, there is a beach available for swimming. Even though there has been a number of touristic developments, the island has preserved its natural side which inspires tourists to visit it even more.
In conclusion, after the construction of a number of tourist
facilities, this island turned to an accessible touristic destination.