During the Spanish colonization of the Philippines, Real is but a small Barrio of "Binangonan del Ampon" or "Binangonang Malayo" now Infanta. Real is a small village under forest cover and thick canopy of dipterocarps tree species. Because of its coastal advantage the place was usually frequented with Muslim sea pirates and bandits. The first inhabitants of Real came from Barangays Balubo, Cawayin, Alitas and Binonoan, Binangonan del Ampon. They came trough Tongohin Binonoan as they paddle their "dilos" bancas/canoe and walked the remaining kilometers on their way to secure their daily provisions. These settlers with the help of hand farm tools and instruments engaged in agriculture and fishing activities. They make the area productive and progressive.