Chute D'Eau

The waterfall is agreed to be the most beautiful and romantic element of the Beauxbatons estate by far. Cool water cascades down the mighty rock, bubbling into a tranquil spring, which flows peacefully around the grounds and is used to fuel the fountain in the garden. It is located rather remotely and is unknown to most students in their first and second years. It is the farthest of anything from the castle, but is worth the journey. Caves behind the falls, although a bit hazardous to venture to due to the slippery rock, provide a delightfully private area. Trees and other sorts of vegetation surround the fountain, some of which grow fruits that are rumored to give eternal youth. Nobody dares to consume the fruits, though, because more prevalent rumors claim they are poison. Brightly colored wild life slips undisturbed through the spring, giving the whole area an air of liveliness and purity.