Lace up those walking shoes and embark on a two-hour walking tour, expertly guided by a local through the streets of Isafjordur - Westfjord's largest town. Exploring on foot is the best way to learn about this tiny community of just 3,000 inhabitants and to take in the magnificent surrounding scenery. The colorful old houses that you will see are unique to Iceland, and the town's history makes for fascinating stories. Your guide will highlight key points of interest. Bring your camera because, although the town is small, it's culturally rich. Snap a photo of the fisherman's monument located in front of City Hall. Window shop, stop at the local bakery or visit a museum. There are things to do despite the town's size.