  We numerically report highly efficient coupling of single photons from a
single dipole source (SDS) using a pair of nanostructures. The maximum coupling
efficiency ({\eta}p) of 56%, into guided modes of a silica nanotip (SNT), is
found when the SNT of radius 0.43 {\mu}m is placed in the vicinity of a diamond
nanotip (DNT) and a diamond nanowire (DNW). Additionally, we found that varying
the radius of the DNT/DNW does not significantly affect the {\eta}p-value.
Furthermore, we investigate the coupling efficiency ({\eta}) of single photons
from the SDS into guided modes of the DNT. The maximum {\eta}-value of 87% is
found when the radially oriented SDS is positioned on the facet of the DNT of
radius 0.4 {\mu}m. We found that the {\eta}p-value is enhanced when the DNT is
placed in the vicinity of another DNT and the DNW. The present platform may
open new possibilities in quantum networks.
