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Join the friendly folks of Isafjordur - Westfjord's largest town - on a two-hour walking tour that gives you a glimpse of traditional life. A local guide will accompany you, answering questions and imparting the lore of this quaint enclave.

Isafjordur is a fascinating town to explore on foot, and it is clear why it's ca. 3,000 inhabitants feel such a powerful connection to the land. The surrounding scenery is breathtaking, punctuated by colorful old houses, unique to Iceland. The town's history makes for fascinating stories. Add the natural beauty to the surroundings, and you'll understand why this lively little harbor is known for both its history and culture. Recently, this small but urban-feeling town has become known in the country as a center for alternative music, and it holds a yearly festival for musicians. One of the largest fishing villages in the area, Isafjordur bustles with activity, and meeting the locals will leave a lasting impression on you.

You never know whom you might bump into along the way. Isafjörður boasts a significant role in the history of Iceland and many people throughout history have made their home Isafjordur.

You'll want to keep your camera handy for some of the local landmarks. Snap a photo of the fisherman's monument located in front of City Hall. Walk through the center of town and peer into the windows of the local shops, then conclude at the Maritime Museum. Take a moment to explore this renovated 18th century house, now one of the town's biggest attractions. Inside, you will find all kinds of fishing equipment and artifacts. Oddly, there is also a big accordion collection.

This invigorating and informative day concludes with a short walk back to the ship as you chit-chat with your fellow passengers.