Nigel's place in Nadur was lovely. It was much bigger than we originally thought from the photos. The apartment sits on the edge of the sleepy town of Nadur with a stunning balcony view of the valley leading down to Ramla Bay. The town itself is relatively sparse of tourists compared to other parts of the island and has a rustic charm. The apartment is very close to a local bakery that makes local pies and Gozitan Ftiras, a kind of pizza that uses potatoes (worth a visit as you're not likely to find this delicacy on mainland Malta). The beach at Ramla Bay is about a 20-30 minute walk, downhill, from the apartment. At the time of year we went, mid-June, the beach wasn't that crowded but I'd recommend going either in the morning or late afternoon when it is a little cooler (the sands can get very hot in the midday sun). Whenever we went to the beach Nigel gave us deck chairs and sun umbrellas free of charge.
The apartment is fairly quick to reach from the ferry port at Il'Mgarr and boasts good transport links with the rest of the island. The apartment has a very spacious kitchen with self-catering facilities if you don't fancy going out to eat. There is no air conditioning, however the stone floors, airy corridor keep the apartment cool. Electric fans are available but we only used them if it was a particularly hot day. The apartment also boasts a TV and lots of information for sightseeing and transport details.
Nigel was a fantastic host, he was always got back to us quickly if we had any questions, and on our last full day he gave us a lovely bottle of local Gozitan red wine, and at sunset drove us up to the Tal Mixta cave, which offers incredible views of Ramla Bay and San Blas. If you're thinking of staying in Gozo I would recommend Nigel's place.