Rajkot to Dwarka (250kms) 4-5 Hours
Proceed to Dwarka, on arrival transfer and check in the hotel. Later proceed for local sightseeing of the city. Visit the famous Dwarkadish temple, which seems to arise from the waters of Arabian Sea. It is believed to be one of the most beautiful temples in the whole three worlds. Built by the great grandson of Lord Krishna, the temple boasts elegantly engraved shikhar, reaching 43 metres high and the giant flag made from 52 yards of cloth, which is visible from as far as 10 km. The magnificence of the temple is more enhanced by the flight of 56 steps that leads to the back side of the structure on the side of the river Gomti. Take a holy dip in River Gomti.
Afterwards , leave for Nageshwar Jyotirlinga is one of the important Lord Shiva Temple's which is enshrined by one of the 12 swayambhu (self-existent) Jyotirlinga in the world, in an underground sanctum. The major attraction of this temple is a 25 m tall statue of sitting Lord Shiva with a huge garden and a pond.
Visit Gopi Talav, famous from age of Lord Krishna. This place was used by Lord Krishna to perform Raas with his Gopis when he shifted to Dwarka.
Proceed to visit Beyt Dwarka, a small island boasting varied opportunities to explore marine excursions or spot some playful dolphins.
Later visit Rukmini Temple located at a distance of 2 kms from Dwarka city. The temple is devoted to goddess Rukmini, wife of Lord Krishna. The temple boasts intricately carved exterior with beautiful sculptures of human figures and elephants. Later in the evening, visit Dwarkadish temple to attend the evening Aarti.
Overnight, stay in Dwarka.