Imlay House is in the village of Pambula on the far south coast of New South Wales, known as the Sapphire Coast. This area has beautiful beaches, interesting forest drives, and several nature and lakeside board walks. Families visiting Imlay House have the assurance of their loved one's safe and dedicated care. At the same time, they will have the opportunity to enjoy this wonderful scenic area. Pambula itself, and the neighbouring towns of Eden and Merimbula, have long and amazing histories. Eden's story of the Whaling and Fishing industries, and Merimbula's fishing wharf that was originally built for ships unloading store goods and building materials, and loading butter and pigs, are just part of the area's history. Pambula's township still has the original house of its second postmaster, Syms Covington, who was Charles Darwin's assistant on the ship "Beagle". The home of Sir William McKell is also in Pambula, his birthplace. There are plenty of interesting places to see if a family chooses Imlay House for their aged family member.Imlay House is a well-respected care facility in the area and excellence of care for family members is the foremost aim of its professional staff.