Visit the famous Ranchhodraiji (Ranchhodrai) temple in Dakor, an important Krishna pilgrimage site; evening aarti can be very atmospheric. Typical temple hours: early morning to ~8:00–9:00 PM (confirm locally).
Visit the Somnath Jyotirlinga temple for morning darshan and aarti; temple timings commonly start early (~4:30–5:00 AM) and run into the evening — arrive early for a calmer experience.
Explore the small museum and archaeological remains near Somnath to learn about the region’s history; museums typically open by 9:00 AM and close by 5:00–6:00 PM.
If you have energy, a short drive to Junagadh to see Uparkot Fort or Girnar foothills is possible; check local opening times (fort/grounds often open daytime).
Return to Somnath for an evening aarti if you want to experience both rituals; dinner at a recommended local restaurant serving Gujarati/Indian cuisine.
Visit Dwarkadhish Temple for evening darshan and aarti; temple hours usually start early morning and continue into the night with principal aartis around sunrise and sunset — check current timings.
If you choose, take the ferry to Bet Dwarka (boats usually run from early morning to late afternoon); visit temples and the seaside shrine — plan ~2–3 hours including ferry time and darshan.
Begin the long return drive to Mumbai; plan regular stops for fuel, rest and meals — route via NH51/NH47/NH48 as appropriate for the fastest highway segments.
Arrive back in Mumbai and conclude the 5-day pilgrimage road trip — adjust arrival time based on traffic and stops, or split return to two days if preferred for comfort.