The most widely read in the 25 31 Dénia.com of July news

The last week of July 2016 leaves a prominent notica in terms of visits from the rest: the visit of megayacht of a Russian millionaire at the coast of Dénia, which aroused the curiosity of neighbors and visitors who could be seen from the coast . These are the most read stories this week:

1. Russian megayacht is 'walks' along the coast of Dénia and Xàbia

The whim of a Russian billionaire has become the most widely read news of the week. Tuesday spread like wildfire image of this vessel 120 meters long and looks like a submarine that caught the attention of thousands of people. Six apartments, a rotating bed, three swimming pools and a heliport. Almost nothing.

2. They found what could be a cannon ball on the beach of Albaranas

On Wednesday afternoon we had a scare on the beach of Albaranas. Two national police, who were out of service while diving found a suspicious object turned out to be a cannon ball possibly belonging to any boat that sank off our coast. Despite the striking of the operation, specialists removed the finding without causing any damage.

3. Suspended line 'Trenet' between Denia and Calpe to the lack of security

It is certainly the news of the summer: the Marina Alta train has run out, at least temporarily. This week, Ferrocarrils of the Valencian suspended 9 the stretch of line between Denia and Calpe TRAM for security reasons.

4. The Dianense Santi Marcilla wants to become 'Maxituber'

Dianense this young magician does not cease in its efforts to achieve one goal after another. After living the past year the experience of being Louder of Coca-Cola, Santi Marcilla wants to achieve another challenge: to become Maxituber with a Maxibon ice cream brand.

5. Casa de Andalucía de Dénia moved the celebration of the Fair to the Scout Base

These days the Casa de Andalucía de Dénia is experiencing one of its most anticipated events of the year, the Andalusian fair, which on this occasion has moved to the Scout Base of the Industrial Estate. It has been the fifth most read news of this week.