Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The maps illustrate the main features of an island with hundreds of metres of length without human occupation and after the build of tourist places.
Apart from the beach on western side of the island and the north sea, the central area had been strongly modified. A restaurant in the upper centre is connected by a vehicle track to the reception touristic centre. This track continues to south until reach a pier. To the west of reception, the original trees had been preserved and accommodations were built along them. A footpath now serves as a pathway linking the accommodations to the beach on the western side. Also, the tourist houses were placed to the east of reception. They form a circular shape distribution such as the houses of the western portion. This area has a native forest that remains preserved after the construction of facilities. There is no footpath that connects the tourist facilities to the trees in this region or to the west coast of the island.
Therefore, the island has been modified in its central portion, but maintain the natural background on its extremes.
