MY OH's idea of a holiday is to drive from Stranraer down to Folkestone, through the Euro Tunnel, and across France to the Swiss border - in 2 days, then the same on the way back. (800 miles) He reckons that we could stop for just 4 nights outside Annecy, meaning that he would only have to take 6 days of annual leave.

Of course this is my idea of hell! LIke good wine, I don't travel well, but I'm fine when I have arrived, so there have been many arguments over the last few days. A compromise might be that I fly to Geneva where he can meet me! But I will have to go back with him, as the return airfare to Geneva is Ł300

I'm sure there must be many of you who think nothing of travelling through France and beyond by car., and actually enjoy it - have you any tips to make the trip easier? I would add that he will do all the driving, & that he is very reluctant to take breaks - once he has his foot down, he could drive all day without stopping, despite my protests!
He has decided that he doesn't like flying, and that if he takes his own car, he can fill it with bottles of wine!