X8K-S21: Tropicana
Stepping through the wormhole, SG-X2 finds itself on the exact same beach shown by the MALP image.
The data from the MALP had indicated that the diameter of the island was just under 300 feet, with the gate in the middle of the island. It had an elevation of 7.5 feet. The island wasn't perfectly round, though, and there wasn't any sign of a fringing coral reef around the island. There could still be one; just none of it broke the surface of the water.
It wasn't too hot, around 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Humidity was tolerable, but there was no breeze. That was to be expected considering the time of day.
Based on arc of the horizon, the planet was slightly smaller than Earth and had .92 gravity. However, it had a 33-hour day, and it was just past noon. It clearly fell within the Goldilocks zone of the sun, which was G3-V main sequence star.
Other than the gate, the only anomaly was the ring of stones about 5 feet from the water's edge. They were all irregular in shape (as opposed to being spherical, for instance, or smooth) but about the same size--maybe the size of a pumpkin, depending on how much was buried in the sand. There were 12 of them, spaced reasonably equidistant from each other.
The only tracks in the sand were those made by the MALP's wheels.
It was both wonderful and eerie.