Navigate the Island's Terrain and Landmarks

Understanding the Layout

The private island features varied topography with hills, flat areas, and waterfront zones. The wooden dock serves as your primary reference point. From there, the terrain rises gradually inland, with the highest elevations supporting several houses.

Key Landmarks

The long stone staircase is the main pathway connecting different elevation levels. Use it to reach upper-tier homes. The yacht anchored offshore provides a visual anchor on the western or eastern side—useful for orientation.

Palm trees and natural landscaping mark the island's perimeter and interior spaces. These vegetation patterns help distinguish residential zones from open areas.

Movement Strategy

Walk the perimeter first to understand the island's boundaries and see how the neighborhood relates to the surrounding water. Then move inward, using the staircase to access elevated areas. This approach ensures you don't miss any houses tucked into hillside locations.

The grassy hills provide clear sightlines—climb to high points occasionally to see the overall neighborhood layout and spot houses you haven't visited yet.