Crocodile Bridge is a well-known access point located in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. It serves as a popular entrance for visitors looking to explore the park's diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes. The bridge spans the Sabie River, providing a scenic view of the surrounding area. The bridge is named for the many crocodiles that can often be seen basking on its banks. It is a favored spot for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, as it offers opportunities to observe various animals, including hippos and numerous bird species, in their natural habitat.