1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?

Sunset yoga in the wind facing the Azure Window. Magical. Also just cycling around the beautiful beaches and sites. The cliff walk was also fantastic! All of it really.

2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?

In March, bring warm clothes!

3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?

Gozo doesn't seem recycle their rubbish so not sure how it benefited the environment but it didn't have much of an impact. The local people benefited definitely through our custom of their restaurants, shops and facilities. We did make locals smile through getting lost so often!

4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?

It was a wonderful experience. We had a fabulous group of both Irish and international women and men and bonded quickly. We laughed our way through the week. Mostly the success of the trip was down to Erinbell our yoga teacher and guide- she is a fantastic teacher and gives so much of herself to help us all get the most from the trip. It was perfectly organised. I can't fault it in any way. Just the wind that blew in making it chilly at times is my only negative comment, beyond their control! So the rooms were a bit cold at times, and the hot water not the best in our apartment. I feel great after so much yoga and exercise. Thanks guys for a great time.

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?

Erin Bell the yoga teacher. She was truly inspirational and by far made the holiday worth it.

2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?

Watch out for the ta Sbejha self catering accommodation during peak season. I got the strong impression from the website that it would be occupied only by yoga people but there were several other families with teenagers and / or young children making lots of noise around the pool all day long. This was not in keeping with the tone of the website's blurb about the holiday nor with the general ethos of yoga itself. Beware the lack of air conditioning - the apartments were deathly hot at night and the fans too loud for some people to sleep with.

3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?

Very hard to tell who benefitted from the accommodation as there were clearly lots of parties with their finger in the pie – the operator and the accommodation owners. All the shops nearby were locally owned and the taxis and car hire companies recommended to us by our instructor were all locally owned too. The recycling bags and energy saving light bulbs were a nice touch. We thought perhaps an explanation of who benefits locally from the money we gave to the operator (an Irish company!) would make things clearer.

4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?

Very well thought out and structured programme, mixing optional group events and the yoga classes with plenty of time to yourself. The yoga instructor had excellent knowledge of the island and amenities, from car hire to excursions to the nearest pharmacy and made everyone feel at ease without being too pushy.

Read the operator's response here:

We appreciate the positive notes in this feedback but would like to add a few details. We clearly outline on our website that the accommodation is a holiday village which gets busier in the height of summer, (as does everywhere in Europe). We also clearly outline all our environmental policies and local projects which we go into in great detail. Besides our recycling and energy saving scheme on Gozo, we plant a tree for each guest in our forest and on top of this we also offset all the carbon emissions for return flights within Europe. We use only local companies and we spread our business around the island. All this and more is always available on our website. We also detail that the apartments are fan-cooled. In summer the temperatures can get high, but the traditional stone that is sourced on the island, helps to keep the rooms cool. Unfortunately there was a very strong heat wave last summer which affected the whole of the Mediterranean, but we have to put that down to nature. This is always a risk when travelling to these parts at that time of year but it does guarantee long hot sunny days.

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?

It would be difficult to pick one thing but the hike we did as a group was great and there were some lovely views.

2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?

Be sure to pack warm clothes for February - we had some unseasonably cold weather at the start of the week and Gozo accommodation isn't really equipped very well for the cold! Luckily it warmed up after a couple of days. I would also recommend joining in the group activities (not just the yoga classes) as I think this added to my enjoyment.

3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?

I don't think we had too much impact on the environment particularly as my friend and I walked everywhere we could rather than taking transport (it is a small island). We certainly used local shops and restaurants, and the local spa!

4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?

I had a wonderfully relaxing holiday (despite the fact that I was still recovering from a cold when I arrived) and the yoga was great with a brilliant teacher. The only negative aspect was that we were only given one heater when we arrived and it wasn't until the second or third day that we got another and managed to warm up the apartment!