Below Deck Down Under season 4 proves bringing together franchise favorites Ben Robinson, Daisy Kelliher and João Franco is a recipe for chaos. Fans got their first look at the new season during BravoCon 2025 on Friday, November 14, with Captain Jason Chambers sitting down with Ben, Daisy and João before the charter season to discuss what he was looking for from them as leaders of their individual departments. "You guys are the best of the best. That is why I brought all you guys here together. There's no room for egos," he says. "You guys have been here before and walked this path. If we just know we got each other's back and we are here to support each other and really blow this out of the park." While Ben, Daisy and João try to work together successfully - things quickly fall apart. The interior has the most issues as Daisy and Ben adjust to communicating on meals and guest services. Below Deck Down Under's Biggest Drama Through the Years "Ben, the way he behaves on this boat is outrageous," Daisy tells João. "He f***ing lives in the guest cabin. But not only does he not just go up there to nap, he makes out with girls." João sides with Daisy, which upsets Ben after their time together on a past season of Below Deck Med. Ben then claims João "has got an agenda" with Daisy while hinting at a possible romance between the chief stew and the second officer. "I've had your back and that is it. That friendship is gone because we made it personal," João appears to tell Ben, who later fires back, "Go f*** yourself, asshole. F*** off, you f****ing wanker." Elsewhere in the sneak peek, Jason is disappointed with the division. "We need to work as a team but if you keep going around like that, it will just be fail, fail, fail," he tells his crew. Season 4 of Below Deck Down Under, which premieres February 2, follows Jason back at the helm of the Katina alongside Ben, Daisy and João. Alesia Harris, meanwhile, returns as sous chef alongside new crew stews Joe Caron and Jenna Woudberg, deck/stew Mike Durrant and deckhands Eddy Hounsell and Betul Yazici. According to the official synopsis, Jason and his crew will set sail in the Caribbean's exclusive and private hideaway Canouan. "Only accessible by charter plane, this untouched enclave is the ultra-luxurious destination for billionaires with pristine white-sand beaches and sparkling turquoise waters," the description reads. "This season the crew welcomes aboard some of the most demanding guests in Below Deck history, including in a franchise-first, a charter with the full cast from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City." A Guide to 'Below Deck' and Its Many Spinoffs The press release teases Ben's return as he continues to demand "perfection" in the galley. "When sous chef Alesia doubts her ability to meet Chef Ben's relentless standards, she questions her future onboard and reaches her boiling point," the release says. "For chief stew Daisy, this season is uncharted territory as she adjusts to a new captain and navigates a larger vessel. It becomes clear this season won't be smooth sailing, though, when one of her stews must leave the boat before the first charter even begins, and her team is stretched thin." Tension and tempers erupt between Daisy's stews, which forces her to "decide whether to draw the line or allow her leadership to be questioned." João, for his part, "has been promoted to second officer and runs a tight operation until galley drama puts him in the hot seat. As tension between Daisy and chef Ben heats up, João's growing feelings for Daisy and loyalty to chef Ben collide, threatening to sink João and Chef Ben's seven-year-long friendship." The synopsis concludes: "With veteran heads of departments clashing and chaos mounting, Capt. Jason realizes that more experience also means bigger egos, proving that even the pros can go overboard." Below Deck Down Under returns to Bravo Monday, February 2, at 8 p.m. ET with a super-sized premiere. New episodes stream the next day on Peacock.