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A calm tropical bay with gentle waves rolling onto a sandy beach where several people wade and swim in shallow water. Two traditional wooden boats float farther out in the bay. Across the water, lush green hills rise steeply and are dotted with numerous resort-style buildings and villas nestled among dense vegetation. The sky is clear and bright, adding to the tranquil coastal scenery.

An elevated view of a tropical beachfront on Sentosa Island, Singapore, featuring turquoise waters lapping against a white sandy beach. Lush green palm trees and tropical vegetation dominate the foreground, partially framing the scene. In the middle ground, beach facilities including tented structures and low-rise buildings are visible along the shoreline. Behind them, the distinctive architecture of Resorts World Sentosa, including the Hotel Michael and the Festive Hotel, rises above the tree line. The sky is overcast with dramatic gray and white clouds, suggesting approaching rain or humid tropical weather. The overall scene captures the blend of natural beauty and modern resort development characteristic of Sentosa Island.

A quiet sandy beach stretches along the shoreline with gentle waves lapping at the water's edge. A weathered wooden pier extends from the beach out into the calm, greenish-gray sea, with some of its pilings broken or deteriorated. In the background to the right, a large modern high-rise hotel or resort building dominates the skyline, flanked by smaller beachfront structures including shops and rustic thatched-roof buildings with palm trees nearby. The sky is overcast and hazy with thin wispy clouds, giving the scene a muted, subdued atmosphere. The beach appears mostly deserted with scattered debris and seaweed along the sand. The overall setting suggests a Southeast Asian coastal town, possibly in Thailand, with a mix of development and aging infrastructure.

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