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ATS Picturesque Reprieves offers 3 BHK and 4 BHK residential apartments for sale in Noida that come in sizes of 1850 Sq.ft to 3200 Sq.ft.

The flats have vitrified flooring in the living room, air-conditioners in the living and a dining room with marble stairs.

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Airlie Beach and the Whitsunday Islands

Day 80  - Airlie Beach

The overnight bus to Airlie beach was a long one – clocking in at 12 hours, with stops in Townsville, Mackay, Aye and Bowen. I rolled into the beach town mid afternoon, and crashed immediately upon arrival to my hostel. Fresh after a few hours of shut-eye, I finally set off to explore Airlie Beach. This relaxed resort town is on the coast of Queensland, and is the gateway to the nearby Whitsunday Islands. The town was fully decorated for Christmas in tropics style  - which in most cases involved a Santa with a surfboard and boardshorts!

Christmas Down Under!

The main street of Airlie Beach was packed full of swim stores, patios, and dozens of tour desks. I grabbed fish and chips at Boatys and wandered along the shoreline to Abel Point Marina, the departure point for most of the sailboats into the Coral Sea. The scenery around me was spectacular, with hundreds of white sailboats bobbing on the brilliant turquoise waters of the bay. As the sun began to go down, I meandered back to my hostel, stopping to grab groceries for the next few days, and pick up some Vegemite to send home to Canada! (A favourite product of my family – what happens when you have an Australian grandmother!)

Abel Point Marina

In the evening, I made friends with a few girls from Holland and Amsterdam at my hostel, and we ended up winning the hostel’s trivia night. Sitting on the outdoor patio enjoying our prize – a free bottle of champagne! – we chatted late into the evening, with gentle tropical breeze from the nearby ocean rustling the ceiling of palms above us.

Day 81-82 – Airlie Beach

I spent the following two days in Airlie Beach relaxing and enjoying this picturesque town, and planning for the next legs of my trip. In the mornings, I became a regular at Sidewalk Café, a beachside coffee house, where I took advantage of their strong Wifi and (equally strong!) coffee and do my research for Tasmania, Melbourne and Sydney. As it got progressively hotter and humid in the afternoons, I would head to the nearby manmade lagoon, located next to the ocean, for a refreshing dip. As it was still stinger season in Queensland, swimming in the ocean was not an option in Airlie beach without wearing a stinger suit.

Airlie Beach Lagoon

The lagoon was a lovely place to spend an afternoon – between dips in the many pools, I would read my book, lie in the sun, do some yoga, and listen to music. My friend Rosa from Amsterdam would come and join me in the afternoons. It was a pretty lovely place to spend a few days!

Day 83 – Whitsunday Islands

With a small bag packed for my next two days of sailing, I headed to Abel Point Marina in the morning to board Freight Train, a former racing sailboat in the famous Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. An annual event that has taken place since 1945, this sailing race is considered to be among the most challenging yacht races in the world. The Freight Train won this race in 1983, and later retired from racing. The boat has since been retrofitted with stacked berths and a galley kitchen to take passengers out into the Whitsunday Islands.

As we set out on to the sparkling coral sea, our jovial and sarcastic Aussie skipper Kevin introduced us to the crew and gave us a briefing about the boat. We had a full sailing, complete with 3 crew and 18 passengers – who were mostly Germans, Americans, Spaniards and Austrians! The boat was not large, and the below deck area was designed for communal living, with small berths built into the side of the boat hull. This was not a problem in the least, as our group got along splendidly, relaxing above deck with our feet dangling off the side of the sailboat, and listening to music under the blue sky.

Kevin and his crew hoisted the sails as we approached open water, cutting the power to the motor. The wind whipped through our hair as we sailed towards the Whitsundays, occasionally seeing dolphins spashing in distance. The Whitsundays are a group of 74 magnificent Islands in the middle of the Great Barrier Reef, most of which are uninhabited and part of a national park. The shores of these islands are lined with sparking white beaches, and have impressive coral gardens hidden beneath the turquoise waters offshore.

Whitsunday Islands

We first anchored in a sheltered bay off Hook Island, and prepared for our snorkelling adventure in the fringing reef around the island, complete with gearing up in stinger suits! Large colourful reef fish circled our sailboat as we bobbed along the surface, occasionally diving down for a closer look at the reef. After such an immersive diving course less than a week ago, it was a bit of an adjustment to return to snorkelling – though the beauty of these coral gardens and unique fish was stunning at any depth.

After checking out a few other snorkel sites, each with coral gardens and marine wildlife just as stunning as the last, we finally arrived at our mooring for the night at a quiet cove off Border Island. After more swimming and diving off the boat, we  finally brought the goon out of the cooler! “Goon” is what Aussies call cheap boxed wine, and it has a bit of a mixed reputation in the country. Although it is a backpacker staple, it is also known to be a notoriously bad wine – and often a recipe for a hangover! “Slap the Goon” is also a famous tradition of backpackers throughout Australia, a fact that did not take me long to learn! For a reason that remains unknown to me to this day, it is customary to slap the bag of goon before having a drink, a tradition that our sailing crew readily attempted - with much hilarity!

We ended the day with a delicious dinner prepared by our crew, which we ate on the boat deck, watching the sun go down over the Whitsunday Islands.

Day 84 – Whitsunday Islands and Whitehaven Beach

We woke up early in the morning to set sail to Whitehaven Beach, the iconic white sand beach that the Whitsunday Islands are best known for. Riding large ocean swells between Border Island and Tongue Bay, our skipper Kevin got us to help with hoisting sails, rigging and steering (a surprisingly effective way to keep us from getting seasick, as I had already felt a bit nauseous when walking below deck that morning!).

Tongue Bay, Whitsunday Islands

As we sailed towards our next anchorage point, a few pounding rainstorms quickly came and went, lasting for no more than 15 minutes before returning to clear blue sky. I personally found these brief downpours to be a welcome reprieve from the scorching heat of the Whitsundays – with the strong sun beating down on us and reflecting back off the water.  The UV index in Queensland is very high, and it was easy to get sunburnt even if we were wearing sunscreen with over 50 SPF!

Dropping anchor at Tongue Bay, a picturesque cove off of Whitsunday Island, we shuttled over the mainland to begin our short hike up to Hill Inlet Lookout. As we walked, kookaburras cackled overhead, swooping to and from the hoop pines and cedar trees. Looking into the scrubby bush alongside the path, we were also lucky to catch a glimpse of a goana, a large lizard native to Queensland.

The Hill Inlet Lookout was simply spectacular, providing us with an excellent overlook of the swirling white sands below, streaked and mixed with the turquoise waters of the coral sea, which rise and fall with the tide. The pure white sand of Whitehaven Beach is made almost completely of silica, which has been brought to the beach by sea currents over millions of years. This silica sand is so fine that we were warned to be very careful with our cameras, as it is very easy for small particles to get into lenses and actually break them!

Whitehaven Beach

Descending from Hill Inlet Lookout to North Whitehaven beach, we walked towards the water, the fine white sand squeaking beneath our feet! In Hill Inlet, the waters are very shallow and protected by the tide and sandy beach.  Because of the unique geography of this inlet, baby lemon sharks and baby stingrays can often be seen swimming through the shallow waters. Wading near the shore, a few swam within only a few meters of our feet!

After hanging out on the beach and swimming in Hill Inlet for a few hours, we returned to our sailboat for lunch, before gradually beginning the voyage back to Airlie Beach. The wind carried us to one final dive site on our return trip, where old cars were sunk offshore in 1965. Surprisingly, this was done intentionally to encourage coral growth and provide a habitat for reef fish. It was fascinating snorkelling in this beautiful coral garden, as you could still faintly make out the shapes of cars, buried deep under the coral. We spent the rest of our afternoon relaxing on the sailboat as we returned to port. Back on dry land, our group headed to Beaches bar in town, with free drinks courtesy of our hilarious skipper Kevin!

Day 85 - Airlie Beach to Brisbane

I finished my final morning in Airlie Beach with another visit to Sidewalk Cafe and the lagoon, before catching an airport shuttle to Proserpine airport, a tiny bush airport that only has 2 departures per day. I boarded a short flight to Brisbane, where I would be taking a connecting flight the following day to Hobart, Tasmania. I was looking forward to staying with the Mulcahys in Tasmania – long-time friends of my family, after my sister and their daughter Alice did a school exchange over 11 years earlier!

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ATS Picturesque Reprieves - Sector 152 Noida

Total plot area -35 acre. Launching area approx 10 acre. 3 BHK & 4 BHK Residential Apartments Phase 1 Cricket Ground & academy in society Type- 3 BHK( 1850 SQFT & 2350 SQFT) 4 BHK(3200 SQFT) All Morden Facilities. Tower Hight G+36 RERA Registered: UPRERAPRJ631 http://www.atspicturesquereprieve.in/

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ATS Picturesque Reprieves Noida

ATS Group announce launch of luxury project "ATS Picturesque Reprieves" in Noida Sector -152. See Floor Plans. prices, location, specifications.http://bit.ly/2wp0q9A

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.ATS Picturesque Reprieves Phase 1 Brochure

ATS Picturesque Reprieves Phase 1 - The new residential project has been launched by ATS Group. This project has been designed with modern and comfort facilities as well there are many premium amenities like -  24*7 security, CCTV and firefighting systems. It will have the best design landscaped gardens with seating and kids' play area.

ATS Picturesque Reprieves Noida - the residential project has been spread over the 10acres area and the project is offering 3 / 4 Bhk apartments. These spacious apartments have been spread over 1850-3200 sq. ft. The project has been located in Noida sector 152.

Get connect us to know more about the project details like - price, images, payment plan, floor plan, brochure, and many more or you can connect us to book your free site visit with us at - https://www.atspicturesquereprieves.com/

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ATS Picturesque Reprieves:

ATS Infrastructure, a premier real estate development firm in India is going to launch its new residential project by the name of   ATS Picturesque Reprieves at Sector 152 Noida near ATS Sports Club International Cricket Stadium. It spreads over 35 acres of land with bountiful greenery giving gush of energy all over the place and also it's nonpareil modern amenities outline different lifestyle where every resident creates exceptional lifestyle. It offers Highrise Residential apartments and Apartments Height aproximate G+36. ATS has successfully delivered many residential projects and also launched commercial project for IT/ITeS.

ATS Picturesque Reprieves is the new residential development at Sector 152 Noida Expressway. It is next to ATS Kinghood Drive commercial project and offers 3 choices of apartments. It has 3bhk and 4bhk apartments with the luxury and space of ATS. It has 3 variant of super area 1850 sqft, 2350 sqft and 3200 sqft. It will have entrance from either 24m wide road or 45m wide road. And the project ATS Picturesque Reprieves is going to be developed in 4 phase.

Picturesque Reprieves by ATS is strategically located at Sector 152 Noida Expressway. The location is just unbeatable as it has Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. FNG corridor is next to the sector. Pari Chowk, Yamuna Expressway is easily accessible.

ATS Picturesque Reprieves Project Brif

* Total plot area -35 acre * Launching phase 1 * Launching area approx 10 acre * Tower Hight G+36 * No of Towers in (Phase-1) 11 * Payment plan PLP 30:40:30

ATS Picturesque Noida Expressway - Features

Numerous added amenities altogether  packed in the project makes it a perfect township. It includes * Different residential spaces * Sustainable green building design * Dedicated Club and green for every phase * State-of-the-art interiors * Landscaped Garden * Adequate capacity high-speed passenger lifts * Automatic fire suppression and detection system * Fresh air provision in common area/corridors * Security system with access control, CCTV in common areas * Adequate provision of space for car parking * Easy access to amenities like multi-cuisine restaurant, open food kiosk, coffee shops, etc

ATS Rhapsody:

Ats Rhapsody a brand new project launched by ATS Group in Sector 1 Noida Extension (Greater Noida West). It offers 3BHK and 4BHK premium homes. The overall township is beautifully landscaped and planned with all major modern amenities. There are numerous location advantages of ATS Rhapsody at Noida Extension which includes the fact that it lies close to a proposed metro station. In addition, this township is near to major locations of Noida like Sector 121 which is only few kilometres from ATS Rhapsody. The township provides great connectivity with major locations in Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Delhi and even Gurgaon. Major road networks are close to this township such as NH 24, DND Flyway, Noida-Greater Noida Link Road, NH 8 and FNG Expressway.

ATS Rhapsody Noida Extension - Features

* Luxurious apartments at Noida Extension by ATS * Sizes : 3BHK - 1800 sqft and 4BHK - 2400 sqft * Ideal for investors and end users * Excellent connectivity and affordable price * No of Towers : 7 * Best connectivity in town * Proposed metro route * ATS Rhapsody Site Address : Sector 1, Greater Noida (West)

  Why Picturesque Reprieves?

Finding a Sophisticated dream home is not an easy task, you may spend your hard earned money to buy a home which is not properly suitable for your necessity and demands, by keeping your needs and requirements in mind the ATS Group is going to launch its auspicious and authentic project named "ATS Picturesque Reprieves" at a prime location of Noida Extension. It will be going to a most luxurious, best quality, most spacious and one of a best projects on this location.

It is a grand opportunity for small time. Be an opportunist and take advantage of fast mover price of ATS Homes. The name of ATS is based on trust, a trust of timely possession, a trust of excellent construction quality, a trust of fair deal, a trust of after delivery maintenance and a trust of fine living in ATS complex. ATS is always the right choice for investors and end users as it delivers what it promises.

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About Sector 152 Noida:

Sector-152 is located on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. It has started with a few of the real estate development of residential units and commercial hub. It is close to the Yamuna Expressway connecting further to the parts of Greater Noida. It also connected to six-lane Faridabad - Noida - Ghaziabad (FNG) corridor which will around 56 km long and will connect NH-9 (formerly NH-24) with NH-2, via Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Noida. The sector has all the basic amenities in the neighbouring localities.

Infrastructure:

* Pari Chowk, Noida Expressway - 5 km | 25 min * Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology - 4 km | 20 min * Greater Noida Institute of Technology - 4 km | 20 min

Neighbourhood:

* Sector-149 - 3 km | 15 min * Sector-148 - 3 km | 15 min * Sector-153 - 3 km | 15 min

Sector 152 Noida Updates:

The Noida Authority has finalized the price bid for a cricket stadium-cum-sports city, a project that will be developed across 125 acres of land, with 35 acres reserved for the cricket stadium. The cricket stadium, which will have a seating capacity of 50,000, has been envisioned as a venue for Indian Premier League, national and international limited over and Test matches. The sports city in Sector 152 will offer recreational as well as residential and commercial facilities.

According to Authority officials, the successful bid was placed by the ATS group. "The highest price bid by the group was settled at Rs 26,650 per sq m," said an official. "The reserve price for the project, which was announced in June this year and received two bids in total, was Rs 26,200 per sq m," the official added. While the land cost of the project will be over Rs 1,340 crore, the stamp duty revenue it will generate for the state government will amount to Rs 80 crore. "The developer has to pay about Rs 67 crore as allotment money within 30 days," he said. Officials said that the project has been proposed as per the Building Regulations Act of Noida and its Master Plan-2031.

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Web: http://www.atspicturesque.org.in/

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ATS Picturesque Sector 152 Noida

ATS group presents luxury projects ATS Picturesque Reprieves Phase I in Sector 152, Noida Expressway premising 3/4 BHK flats. http://bit.ly/2wp0q9A