Bermuda is a place that has always interested me, its one of those elusive islands way out in the Atlantic!

Bermuda was first discovered in 1505 and was later found and partially settled by the lost colonist of the Virginia company. Since the 1500's there has been over 400 shipwrecks on and around the island. today Bermuda is a top destination on vacation list all around the world, known for its fishing and  the claim to fame for having the most golf courses per square mile than another place in the world. With Modern comforts now Bermuda has developed tremendously over the past 100 years. I want to know what it takes for a island paradise such as Bermuda to survive. With there being no fresh water on the island itself  sustainability becomes a real concern. With an growing population of 64,806 would Bermuda be even semi self sustaining if cut off from the main land? Known for beautiful water and beaches one might begin to wonder if there's any worries in paradise.