Taking pictures whilst on a moving ship

Hi I'm off on a cruise and I was wondering what would be the best setting to use to take images onboard while the ship is moving. Rather than rely on auto. I have a d3200.

Thanks

If you always have been shooting on Auto then while on vacation may not be the best time to try and learn the camera. Now once you get off of vacation you need to learn a new way of shooting and never shoot on AUTO again. That is probably the worst way to shoot a modern DSLR. When you get home dome back and we can help you more

The cruise ships motion should not be any issue, the big ships are quite stable. They have stabilizing fins other ships don't, the swimming pool water does not even slosh. Possibly excepting storms, it will be comparable to other hand holding situations. They are in port most of the days anyway. On the top deck in the sun won't be any issue. About the only issue to expect is that indoors in the various lighting, white balance will be the issue.

Just returned from a cruise and had no difficulty on board, as well as on the smaller boats that are used to ferry folks from the ocean to port, using a Nikon D3300. Just keep shooting and have fun.