Bonefish Point

It's a beautiful place. Can hike left to the end of that hill/rock, there's a huge osprey nest on the second inaccessible rock, saw some of the famous pirates carvings in the rock (from the 1800s). On the right there are deserted beaches, possibly the whitest sand and clearest water of Providenciales. Didn't see any starfish despite walking all the way to Starfish Beach. There are ATVs from time to time and we did see a few people who drove all the way here. We drove here in a small sedan without issues, but I only recommend doing that if you have experience driving on rocks and estimating your own clearance and are a very agile driver. Coming here from the main road suggested by Google Maps, there are three scary rocky hills, but it gets better after. When I say scary, I mean you have to make sure you drive with your wheels on top of the smoother rocks to make sure the bottom of the car will be clear. Honestly it would have been much better in a Jeep, could have almost just driven in a straight line. We came back through a road that follows the Chalksound park (you don't get to see a lot of it). Towards the end you encounter a quarry, DO NOT follow google maps at that point unless you have a Jeep or something similar. Best to go right on the wider road. We started following google maps including on a narrow road that was bad (overgrown grass hitting the bottom of the car) up to a point where there the road was blocked. There was a side road at the top of the hill and we took that until we hit an area with some construction, an unpaved back road, and finally the main road, but we were worried we'd have to go all the way back to the quarry at that point. So overall, I do NOT recommend doing all this in a car, but it's feasible and without any sign of damage.