This study presents a comprehensive analysis of the effects of Boracay rehabilitation, encompassing demographic profiles, economic aspects, societal impacts, and environmental changes. A well-distributed sample of 100 respondents ensures unbiased insights. The socio-demographic profile reveals diverse age groups, nearly equal gender distribution, varied civil statuses, and multiple positions/designations, contributing to a holistic representation. The study emphasizes the significance of diversity in understanding perspectives. Evaluation of rehabilitation indicates positive sentiments, though opinions vary on social and economic impacts. Quantification of Boracay's effects reveals moderate impacts on tourism and a positive societal outlook, with variations in waste management perceptions. The impact analysis underscores highly positive tourist experiences, improved tourism infrastructure, and ecological health. However, diverse opinions surface on economic diversification and sustainable community development. The study recommends continuous inclusivity, tailored policies, and attention to waste management for sustained positive impacts on Boracay's community. The conclusions emphasize the generally positive effects of rehabilitation, with attention to nuanced dimensions, while recommendations highlight ongoing considerations for comprehensive and sustained positive impacts.