Twas tradithe history of Naambon Falls dates back to ancient times, as the area ionally inhabited by the Tagalog people, who considered the waterfall a sacred site. In more recent history, Naambon Falls was rediscovered by local residents in the mid-20th century. In the years that followed, the waterfall became a popular destination for locals looking to escape the heat and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

As tourism in San Juan developed in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Naambon Falls began to attract more visitors from outside the immediate area. Today, the waterfall is a well-known attraction in San Juan, drawing visitors from across the Philippines and beyond.

In San Juan, Batangas, mangrove cruises are a relatively recent growth in the local tourism sector. Local government officials and environmental organizations started to appreciate San Juan's huge mangrove forests as an ecological resource and prospective tourist destination in the early 2000s.

The resort's beginnings can be traced to the early 1980s, when a group of friends from Manila decided to construct a vacation home after learning about the beach's seclusion. A businessman, a restaurateur, and a fashion designer were among the participants. The group expanded the property over time and began renting out the vacation property to family and friends.

To accommodate the escalating demand, the resort underwent a significant refurbishment and extension towards the beginning of the twenty-first century. Virgin Beach Resort is currently well-known for its immaculate beach, clean waters, and laid-back environment and has gained popularity among both domestic and foreign guests.