Days before entering 2017, many companies now offer their trips across the most beautiful places on Earth through cruise ships. In case you look for the best destinations, experts revealed some of the most promising places to visit in Italy, which may not yet included on your list.

Aside from its rich culture and history, Italy is known for its heart-pounding sceneries and beautiful landmarks surrounded by bodies of water. The Telegraph suggests 10 of the best places yet to discover in the land which one must look on their cruise itinerary as well as the companies offering such. Some of which we had enlisted below for you to ponder upon:

Considered to be the most remarkable place in the Mediterranean, the Amalfi coast bears an 11th century cathedral and a breath-taking view of the seaside. While many companies do not include such in their destinations, the Oceana cruises gives you a chance to grasp fresh air and enjoy the place along with Positano on its May 2017 itinerary.

Along with these places, the said cruise also takes you to Barcelona and Venice and other places in Italy. With only £2,289 per head, you may enjoy a 2-night trip across the said country.

Often underestimated, Sicily bears cities known for their food, baroque style of architecture as well as their beautiful archipelago. The Telegraph also considered Sicily as one of the best places you never thought you have to visit once in Italy.

Some companies offering a cruise stop to Sicily are Sea Cloud II which will sail October and the Noble Caledonia which also include trips to Noto and Ragusa (Unesco-listed baroque towns) as well as to the Aeolian Islands (Lipari) in a round-trip in Malta.

Feel like a character in the "Game of Thrones" or any ancient-themed movie with a trip to one of the oldest amphitheaters in the world located in Málaga, Sicily, Pompeii as well as in Rome, Segasta, Syracuse and Taormina Italy. If you are more appreciative of history and archeology, then take cruise that offers such in their itinerary.

You may visit such places through Voyages to Antiquity's cruise ships with fees starting from £3,295 per person. This 18-night holiday offer will sail off in May 11, 2017.

The Aeolian Islands--the infamous volcanic archipelago is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, North of Sicily. Though largely ignored, the place has many things to offer including an adventure to Gran Cratere which erupted last in 1890 or a mud bath.

Silversea offers a cruise trip in the said islands along with two ports in Sardinia (Cagliari and Alghero) where cruisers could unwind and relax over some wine tasting tours and stroll to its Medieval-themed towns. The cruise offers a seven-day trip departing in June 24, 2017 for only £3,285 per head.

More of Italy's finest taste of style belongs to Umbria. Being the "green heart" of Italy, Umbria lets you have a relaxing and soothing nature feels with its sleeping hills as well as make you go loco over their local cuisine and wines.

Regent Seven Seas offer cruise that will allow you to explore more of Italy's wonders like Capri, Pompeii, Ancona and two Umbrian cities Urbino and Taormina. The cruise offer seven-night trip for £3,629 per person and set to depart on April 19, 2017.

While you think sailing on a cruise ship to Italy only entails a visit to Venice, Rome or Barcelona, there is actually more to see which are equally beautiful and mesmerizing. So the next time you set for a cruise ship, be sure to check these places and mark them on your list. Visit Travelers Today for more tourist destinations as well as helpful tips in travelling.