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Canouan.
A veteran deck, a Caribbean backdrop, and a charter crossover the franchise had never tried before — the format's highest-pressure test yet.
A rhythm worth tracking.
Below Deck Down Under's fourth season moved the franchise into the Caribbean, anchoring Katina off Canouan for a second run after its Seychelles introduction. Captain Jason Chambers led a veteran crew — Chef Ben Robinson and Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher among them — carrying decades of Below Deck experience. A franchise-first charter crossover brought the full cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City aboard as guests, for the branch's most talked-about run yet.
The #01 slot.
Slot #01 of 4 in the Below Deck Down Under Editor's Canon. Season four moved the franchise into the Caribbean, anchoring Katina off Canouan for a second run after the yacht's Seychelles introduction. The crew register shifted with the location — Chef Ben Robinson and Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher brought decades of Below Deck experience from across the wider franchise, giving Captain Jason Chambers a deck that didn't need to find its footing from scratch. A franchise-first charter crossover, booking the full cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City as guests, tested the format in a genuinely new way. The result was reportedly the branch's tensest run yet, and its best cross-platform performance in two years. The strongest case yet for what this franchise can do outside Australian waters.