Bhadkeshwar Mahadev temple is situated on a hillock in the sea. The revered temple is located behind the Geeta Mandir towards the west of Dwarka. During the high tide the temple gets surrounded by water and the stairs get submerged, but at the time of ebb when the water level come backs to normal one can reach there very easily.
Chandra-Mouliswar Shiva is the presiding deity worshipped at the core of the temple. Acharya Jagatguru Sankaracharya himself found the deity form at the confluence of Gomati, Ganga and Arabian Sea. In addition to this there are 1200 Salgramshilas, 1300 Shiva Lingas, metal forms of 75 Sankaracharyas making it a memorable experience to get the darshan form the sea and or just watching the sea from the island. A fair takes place here on the day of Mahashivratri and thousands of devotees throng to pay respect to Lord Shiva.
The temple is situated 0.9 km from Dwarka railway station, 28.1 km from Okha railway station and 37.5 km from Bhatiya railway station. Taxi can be hired to go there.