Two whales have died and one has been euthanised after a pod re-stranded in Golden Bay overnight.

Two whales have died and one has been euthanised after a pod re-stranded in Golden Bay overnight.

Volunteers helped guide the pod of 10 over sandbars until they were no longer visible.

The whales had been refloated last night.

One of two pods of pilot whales stranded over the weekend remain on Puponga Beach near Pakawau, as rescuers await high tide at 3:30pm today.

Volunteers will be checking Golden Bay beaches on Thursday hoping a pod of pilot whales has stayed out at sea.

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Some have re-stranded while others are swimming in shallow waters.