Limited edition, nude pink or natural straw one size fits all visors. They have a 14cm brim so they’re your perfect beach umbrella always sitting comfortably on your head. I wore mine non stop this summer, it was my face’s lifesaver from the Spanish sun. It’s cool and comfortable and has a band of lining at the top to absorb any moisture after you’ve had a swim.

Tui is a gorgeous town right on the border of Portugal and Galicia where we started the Portuguese route of el Camino de Santiago. It was settled back in pre historic times and its winding quaint stone streets are overflowing with Hydrangeas and relics. The border with Portugal is marked by el Río Miño, a mighty river perfect for a swim whose banks are lined with vineyards. You can stroll across its beautiful bridge to the Portuguese town Valença, which dates back to Roman times protected by a fort. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy my favourite Portuguese beer, Super Bock or a local white wine at sunset. It’s here many pilgrims start their journey to Santiago, the town is buzzing with excitement and anticipation to the journey ahead.

In Euros these visors are valued around 36EUR.

Photos: Valentina Galeano | Models: Maria Jenell & Morgan Kendall | MUAH: Leopoldo Rodriguez / Wardrobe: el Divan de Coco