In Bermuda, the law requires buildings to collect rainwater from their roofs and store it in cisterns. For thousands of families, the water that falls on those white roofs ends up days later in a glass.

How do 63,000 people live in just 54 km² without a single river, stream, or freshwater lake? In this travel documentary, we cross Bermuda from west to east to discover how a rock surrounded by reefs managed to become one of the most unique and prosperous territories in the Atlantic.

The journey begins among the shipwrecks and fortifications of the Royal Naval Dockyard. It continues through Wreck Hill, the story of the cahow and the Sea Venture shipwreck; up to the Gibbs Hill lighthouse; across the pink beaches, Hamilton, the Walsingham caves, and the old Bermuda Railway Trail; and ends in St. George's and Tucker's Town, where Dinna Smith's story completely changes the island's tranquil image.

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