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Beyond its breathtaking coastlines, the interior of Sardinia offers a stark yet beautiful mountainous terrain dotted with sparse vegetation. Unlike the lush rainforests of the Caribbean, Sardinia’s landscape carries rich historical significance, having been shaped by various ancient cultures.
One distinctive feature of the island is its ancient nuraghe towers, which date back to prehistoric times. These intriguing structures, including the notable La Prisgiona, were occupied between the 14th and 8th centuries BC. They provide a glimpse into Sardinia's historical role in the Mediterranean world and showcase the island's long-standing significance in human history.