Early start by private car on NH51/NH27 to cover ~480 km; driving time is approximately 8h30m (alternate: check overnight train/bus options Vapi→Okha/Dwarka which can take 9–11h).
Visit the historic Dwarkadhish Temple for evening darshan and aarti; temple timings: morning 05:00–12:00, evening 16:30–21:00, making this the best time for a calm visit and sunset atmosphere.
Take the public/private boat from Dwarka jetty to Bet Dwarka for island temples and Krishna heritage sites; boat services typically run 07:00–16:00 and the round trip including short exploration takes about 2h.
Drive ~30–40 minutes from Dwarka to the Nageshwar Shiva temple (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas) for a short darshan; temple open 05:00–22:00 so mid-morning visit is convenient.
Lunch at a recommended restaurant near Dwarka (try Gujarati thali or simple coastal fare; eateries open 12:00–15:00) and prepare for the drive to Somnath.
Long road transfer of about 215–230 km via NH27/NH151, expected driving time ~5h30m; depart after lunch to reach Somnath by early evening (allow for one short fuel/tea stop).
Check into your Somnath hotel and head to Somnath Temple for the evening aarti (temple morning 05:00–12:00, evening 16:00–21:00; aarti times vary but usually around sunset), a deeply moving ceremony.
Dinner at a recommended hotel restaurant or local place like Hotel Seaside or Laxmi Restaurant (open until ~22:00) for Gujarati/Rajasthani thali or light seafood.
Attend the early morning darshan and aarti at Somnath Temple (best time 05:00–09:00), then visit nearby Bhalka Tirth where Lord Krishna is believed to have concluded his earthly pastimes; both sites are open from sunrise.
Visit the famous Jalaram Bapa Temple in Virpur for darshan and the community kitchen (temple generally open all day and midday is a calm time to visit).
Simple Gujarati lunch or light snacks at a local eatery near the temple (many local places open 12:00–15:00; if later, opt for tea/snacks), refuel before the short drive to Sarangpur.
Drive approximately 100–150 km (about 2h30m–3h depending on exact roads) northeast to Sarangpur; arrive in the evening for darshan at the Hanuman temple.
Visit the famous Sarangpur Hanuman temple for evening aarti/darshan; temple is active through the evening (confirm local aarti time, generally around sunset to night).
Dinner at a local dhaba or small hotel in Sarangpur (many close by 21:00); if returning to Vapi the same night, prepare for a long drive (~7–8h) or plan an overnight in Sarangpur/Ahmedabad area and travel back next day.