Route overview
The highway goes north-west via Dhrol and is one of the shortest intercity routes in Saurashtra. It is also the first leg of the road to Dwarka.
Business travellers often book a round trip so the car can wait during meetings at the industrial areas west of the city and bring them back the same day. For weddings and family visits, a one-way drop is usually enough.
Distance & travel time
- Approx. distance
- 88–95 km (door to door varies with your pickup and drop points)
- Approx. drive time
- 1.5–2 hours, plus time for breaks and sightseeing
- Usual route
- via Dhrol on the Rajkot–Jamnagar highway
- Trip types
- One way, round trip, or multi-day with the same car and driver
- Tolls, parking, permits
- Shown clearly in your quote
Distances and timings are approximate and for planning only. Traffic, roadworks, weather and stops can change them.
Suggested stops on the way
- Rajkot StartPickup from home, office or hotel.
- Dhrol ≈ 45 kmMidway town on the highway.
- Jamnagar ≈ 88–95 kmDrop in the city, at the station, the airport or the industrial belt.
Things to see in Jamnagar
- Lakhota Lake and Lakhota PalaceA lake in the city centre with a small palace museum.
- Bala Hanuman TempleKnown for its continuous chanting of 'Shri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram' since 1964.
- Bhujiyo KothoA historic bastion near Lakhota Lake.
- Marine National Park, NararaCoral reefs and tidal pools; visits depend on tides and permits.
For more ideas, timings and nearby places, see our Jamnagar travel guide.
Travel tips for this route
- For refinery and industrial areas, share the exact gate or office address so the driver can plan the right entry point.
- Marine National Park visits depend on low tide and need permits; plan with the tide timings.
- Jamnagar is on the way to Dwarka, so you can split a Dwarka yatra with a stop here.