Coral Sunset · location graphic options

Four ways to place Pangona on a map.

Two static, two animated. All use the site's palette and typography. Coordinates for Pangona/Tukutuk Bay are approximate (17.83°S, 168.55°E).

Option A · Editorial three-panel

Static
01 · THE OCEAN BETWEEN Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Vanuatu ≈ 3 h flight 02 · EFATE Port Vila Pangona Tukutuk Bay ≈ 30 min · Devils Point Rd 03 · TUKUTUK BAY Reef pool Coral Sunset 17°49′S · 168°33′E N
City / airport Port Vila Coral Sunset

Three connected panels, endpaper style. Reads left-to-right like a story: the ocean between, then the island, then the bay. Zero motion, works everywhere.

Option B · Concentric zoom

Static
Australia Sydney Brisbane ≈ 2,500 km · Brisbane → Port Vila Port Vila Efate Coral Sunset Tukutuk Bay
Coral Sunset Port Vila AU cities

One frame instead of three panels. Big AU→VU picture on the left; two circular zoom insets on the right, connected by fine dashed lines. Very print-atlas.

Option C · Guided arrival

Animated · lightweight SVG
Brisbane Coral Sunset Tukutuk Bay Brisbane → Port Vila · ≈ 3 h
What moves: flight arc draws on (3.2 s), plane travels the arc, pin pulses.

A single glance shows the whole journey happening in front of you. Pure SVG — no library needed. Motion respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Option D · Scroll-scrubbed zoom

Animated · scroll-driven
Australia Vanuatu Port Vila Pangona Tukutuk Bay ≈ 30 min · Devils Point Rd Reef pool Coral Sunset 17°49′S · 168°33′E · Tukutuk Bay 01 · The ocean between
What moves: as you scroll the page, the graphic dissolves from world-scale to island to bay closeup.
Scroll the whole preview page to see this option animate. On the real site it would be pinned for the height of the section.

More cinematic. Uses the same rough artwork as Option B but resolves it over your scroll — feels like the map is being tuned in as you read.

Tell me which one to build into the real site. I can also mix them — e.g. static A with a subtle pulsing pin.