Take the Okha–Beyt Dwarka ferry (first ferries start early; typical ferry window ~6:30am–5:00pm). Explore the island temples, beaches and historic wells; small boats and shallow-water exploration possible.
If weather and operators permit, take a short glass-bottom boat or supervised snorkeling/sea-activity near Beyt/Okha to spot marine life; otherwise relax on the beach.
Visit the nearby Nageshwar temple (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas) for a quieter, spiritual late-afternoon darshan (typical morning/late-afternoon visiting windows).
Visit Rukmini Temple (legendary shrine associated with Krishna’s consort) for its architecture and quiet hilltop views; typical visiting windows are morning and evening.
If you want a wildlife detour, take the early morning Gir safari to see Asiatic lions and other wildlife (safari slots operate early morning and late afternoon; pre-booking required).
Take a late-afternoon boat from Veraval/Triveni Sangam for a short river-sea confluence boat ride and possible dolphin sightings (boats typically run daylight hours, ~6:00am–5:00pm).
Visit Bhalka Tirth (the legendary site associated with Krishna) and the Prabhas Patan museum to see regional archaeology and temple history (museums typically open ~9:00am–5:00pm).